Curved Concrete Walls Enhance Veterinary Hospital in Albania
By
Jon Astbury
A baker's-dozen of insight crammed into one ring.
Summary
A veterinary hospital in Albania designed by Davide Macullo Architects features sculptural walls of curved concrete that create an open and freeing environment for cats and dogs. The building includes a vet clinic and a pet hotel across three storeys.
Key quotes
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"Located in the Albanian capital of Tirana, the 2,243-square-metre building contains both a vet clinic and a pet hotel across its three storeys."
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