| Brandhorst Museum, Munich | The exterior of the new Brandhorst Museum in Munich, Germany is constructed from 36,000 vertically fixed ceramic rods in 23 different colours. They are grouped in 3 themes of colour and tonality, creating a stunning visual effect which differs depending on which angle the building is viewed from. The building provides a great metaphor for mobile user experience, showing how an incredibly detailed network of components can create an overall effect which changes over time. |
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