Architecture overview: concrete
Brnik Airport’s air traffic control centre in Ljubljana by Sadar Vuga (scroll down)
The Slovenians have decided on a reinforced concrete shell. In fact, safety constraints have meant that this protective shield only opens up where daylight is absolutely necessary indoors for working purposes. The idea is that with its pentagonal head, it acts as an impressive welcome to arriving flights.
The Slovenians have decided on a reinforced concrete shell. In fact, safety constraints have meant that this protective shield only opens up where daylight is absolutely necessary indoors for working purposes. The idea is that with its pentagonal head, it acts as an impressive welcome to arriving flights.
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