Umeå School of Architecture
Designed by Henning Larsen Architects studio, a small spotlight on a new building of the Umea School of Architecture, which is part of a new arts campus of the university and also a new house with the Academy of Fine Arts and Art Museum. Designed like a huge cube pierced by different sizes of dozens windows and placed randomly.
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