design choice not only imparts a sense of transparency and openness but also allows for ample natural light , creating a welcoming and inspiring environment for researchers and visitors alike .
All buildings of the BMRI connect with each other via a large glass and steel atrium . Dramatic staircases connecting the existing and new building create a sculptural element in the atrium . The atrium acts as an inside / outside space and large trees in planters connect this space with the outside landscape .
Internally , the BMRI is designed to optimise collaboration and interdisciplinary research . The layout is organised around open-concept workspaces , communal areas and flexible laboratories , facilitating the exchange of ideas and fostering a sense of community among researchers . The incorporation of adaptable spaces allows for easy reconfiguration as research needs evolve over time , promoting versatility and efficiency within the facility .
highlighted within the soft furnishing finishes as well as the ombre bathroom stall paint colours .
Spaces for repose and interaction were created by built-in booth seats and pavilion type stalls in the public corridors . Break out spaces were created with two kitchenettes on every floor with a variety of seating to create an atmosphere for relaxation .
Interiors The interior concept was inspired by the tonal values of the biological colour spectrum . It was translated into a range of tonal values allocated to each floor . Each floor is identified by a colour theme with complementary accents . This helps with wayfinding and creates a fun colour palette
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