Komplett i 2014 av UAB Avona

The VGTU Science and Administration Centre, located in Vilnius, Lithuania, is part of the Saulėtekis student town, which hosts a unique park of technology, research organizations, business incubators, and universities. Developed by Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, the project was completed in 2014 with UAB Avona as the main contractor and Sigito Kuncevičiaus projektavimo firma as the architect.

Moderne fasadeteknikk med glass

The building's facades are made of glass, metal, and composite plates, aiming to create an image of a modern and progressive science institution. The design includes a mix of transparent and dark grey textured glass arranged in a pattern reminiscent of an irregular chessboard. The southern wall features additional sun-protection elements, such as horizontal façade blinds next to the elevators. Furthermore, zinc plate finishes adorn the staircases and the conference hall, integrating metal prominently in the building's aesthetics.

Oppnår B energiklasse

The project achieved B energy efficiency class, despite the original design dating back to 2005. Innovations such as two-camera sun-controlling transparent selective glazing units, insulating wavy glass units, and insulating units were employed for the façade windows. The building's gallery, which connects the old and new sections of VGTU, is similarly decorated using metal finishes, a blend of glass, and blinds. The total exterior facade area of the VGTU Science and Administration Centre spans 3,100 square meters.