Fun façade or Berlin’s unconventionality: 8-bit design by Brandt + Simon Architekten
This post is about the unconventional 8-bit design of the façade in Berlin, created by Brandt + Simon Architekten. This fun, aesthetically pleasing design implements bold colors and playful shapes, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere that stands out among its more traditional surroundings. The design has proven successful in its goal to be a unique and inspiring building exterior, encouraging the desire to explore, learn, and interact with the space.
The light tone of the façade tiles transitions smoothly into a shaded one (thanks to the gradient aspect), revealing the unobtrusive silhouette of the structure. It blends beautifully with trees and vegetation without creating too much of a boundary. Anyway, we’re not saying it’s an invisible structure. But if the curious readers of our interesting forum, look at it from a great distance, it will not be easy to highlight. Behind the pixel as a facade lies the future in frame building construction.
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Is the 8-bit design of Brandt + Simon Architekten’s structure in Berlin meant to be a playful and fun facade, or does it reflect the city’s overall unconventional vibe?
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Is the 8-bit design of Brandt + Simon Architekten’s structure in Berlin meant to be a playful and fun facade, or does it reflect the city’s overall unconventional vibe?