Zwischen Beton und Licht – Swiss Life Arena
Zürich, Switzerland
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Die Serie zeigt den Weg vom rohen, staubigen Baukörper hin zur klaren Sprache der fertigen Architektur.
Anfangs: Beton, Schalungen, provisorische Stützen. Ein Ort voller Schwere, noch im Werden.
Dann öffnen sich Formen – runde Fassaden, geschwungene Treppen, Lichtkreise über dunklem Raum. Caruso St. John entwarfen eine Architektur, die Rhythmus und Atmosphäre trägt.
Von der rohen Struktur bis zur präzisen Geste: Die Bilder erzählen von Transformation, von Material zu Raum, von Konstruktion zu Charakter.
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