The Leonardo Glass Cube in Bad Driburg was designed by the German design studio 3deluxe and celebrated its opening in March 2007. After numerous innovative temporary design projects and architectural concepts, the Glass Cube is the first permanent building 3deluxe was able to realize. The architecture was commissioned by the company Glaskoch, better known as “Leonardo”, as a show and communication space.
image © Dynamic Forms / Martin Foddanu Photography
The Westphalian family business is already producing its creative and innovative glass articles in the 5th generation and distributes them worldwide. On 2900 square meters, the futuristic building shows visitors the philosophy and visions of the company. The 3deluxe team skillfully combines the organically flowing forms of the interior with the facade and exterior surfaces. The result is a light as well as fragile architectural design that seems to look directly into the soul of the company.
About Dynamic Forms / Martin Foddanu Photography
Martin Foddanu is a freelance photographer, specialized in architecture photography. Through his dynamic visualization of futuristic architecture his photos have a high recognition value. Based in Hamburg, Germany, Martin travels the world to create atmospheric architectural photo reportages.
“I have spent half my life dealing with architecture. Already during my studies of architecture my special passion were futuristic and dynamic designs. Now as a photographer, I am fortunate to live in a time where many new architectural developments are emerging. Architecture is about to change. You can see it in many futuristic buildings all over the world. As a photographer, I have made it my task to visualize and document this change.”
