Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences

• Art Deco: 85%

  Characterized by bold geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and decorative motifs. Art Deco often emphasizes luxury and exuberance.

  Real-life examples:

  • The Chrysler Building, NYC
  • The Miami Beach Architectural District

• Chicago School: 80%

  Focused on functionality and simplicity, utilizing steel-frame construction and large windows to create a modern appearance.

  Real-life examples:

  • The Home Insurance Building, Chicago
  • Monadnock Building, Chicago

• Brutalism: 75%

  Known for its raw concrete structures and massive forms. Brutalism often conveys strength and functionality.

  Real-life examples:

  • Boston City Hall, Boston
  • National Theatre, London

Components Related to Influences

• Geometric facade elements reminiscent of Art Deco design.
• Open floor plans typical of the Chicago School, enabling natural light and visibility.
• Exposed concrete features that are synonymous with Brutalist architecture.