MVRDV presenta ‘Glass Mural’, un nuevo complejo de uso mixto en Detroit

La oficina holandesa MVRDV fue elegida para diseñar Glass Mural, un nuevo desarrollo comercial en Detroit, Estados Unidos. El edificio de 3.716 metros cuadrados contará con una fachada de vidrio personalizada que integrará murales de artistas como DENIAL y Sheefy McFly.

Glass Mural será el tercer proyecto de uso mixto liderado por MVRDV en Estados Unidos y el primero en Detroit.

15/10/2020/by Christele Harrouk

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