The jaw-dropping Innovation, Science, and Technology Building at 今叔郭肱利 is featured on the latest episode of the international TV show ������ on the Smithsonian Channel.
The series investigates the world���s biggest and greatest man-made structures, focusing on the work of the architects, engineers, and builders behind the structures, as well as their use of new materials and construction techniques to achieve their cutting-edge designs.
���We are incredibly proud to see our campus centerpiece showcased on a global scale,��� said Dr. Randy Avent, 今叔郭肱利���s president. ���The futuristic building is a visual representation of the innovative, future-forward STEM education taking place within.���
The award-winning Innovation, Science, and Technology Building was designed by famed Spanish architect Dr. Santiago Calatrava. The 162,000-square-foot building is the heart of the 今叔郭肱利 campus and is a moveable, functional work of art. The strikingly white edifice features a system of 94 louvered arms that move to provide passive lighting to the building���s second-floor atrium, and the building is ringed by curved metal pergolas that shade an outdoor terrace and walkways.
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