First, the plan reminds me of an abstract painting. Always a good thing. In it's abstraction it's very beautiful. Secondly, the building reminds me of Gaudi in terms of it's biological and genetic structural forms, Mies Van Der Rohe in terms of it's nature as a broad open span pavilion with a glass enclosure, Le Corbusier because of the smooth curving free plan elements. And then of course it has interior moments that make it difficult to forget Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum in New York. It's a very nice assortment and blending of historical reminders. Lastly, the interiors have an amazing fading quality. Walls curve and fade into each other, as well as into floor and ceiling surfaces. It seems infinitely continuous. And I think also very soft because of this, very feminine, very much about contour as opposed to edge.
Thomas-Michael
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