An Atomic Power Station

The Atomic Power Station designed by John Casper was not a building based on specific and real program. Fascinated by the atomic era, Casper developed a proposal probably intended for the Arch 273 course. The design highlighted the contrast between spherical architectural elements and rectilinear volumes assembled together. Moreover, the proposal shows the contrast between the building and site: the project looks like an imaginary animal lost in an inhospitable desert.