Building 100 (Design Hub) - RMIT University

The 17k sandblasted glass discs not only serve as a distinctive minimalist modern facade, but also employs solar technology and fully ulgradeable for future proofing. Absolutely a design win!

AMAZING BUILDING WITH FLEXIBLE INTERIOR RMIT is getting quite a reputation for interesting architecture. This building (often called the button building because of the many glass discs that coat its exterior) is used for a wide range of exhibitions and meetings.

UPDATE : I have warmed up a bit to this building after coming here for more than a month but it is really the most disappointing building ever. -Classrooms are not properly seperated so you’re gonna be hearing the other class and keep getting distracted. -No proper charging ports provided, like how they come in the floors or fitted in/under the table but here, nah, it’s inconvenient, I get that the buildings old but still could put in more effort and thought to make it work. -Also, very poor air quality inside I must say. You’re gonna be smelling everybody’s models and crafts and in general smells “dusty”. -Also the bathroom annoys me so much, already its very tiny and then they placed that giant tp dispenser making it more squished in. It’s sooo stupid. I expect more from a building where I’m supposed to be learning interior design in a first-world country. I don’t like being bere at all. —— Idk what yall are going on about in the reviews. The building is plain and soulless from inside out, which is ironic considering it’s a design and innovation hub.

A highly innovative space of learning and designing. Spacious studios equipped with modern technology. Phenomenal interiors with a cleverly designed facade.

Another great public work by Sean Godsell - simple elegant forms of exquisite architectural detailing. The triple volume staircase and public circulation around the plaza is enthralling.

'Mum why is my cousin named Diamond?' 'Because your aunty loves diamonds' 'How about me?' 'Enough questions Level 6 corner Design Hub'

kept finding these apple earbuds all over the place? owned by someone named am? strange but gonna take it

More or less and embarrassment to modern architecture. Building is a general failure.