A forest-side experiment—architecture flirting with ecology, systems, and the strange beauty of prototypes.
Unused historic water tower converted into a private residence in Joachimsthal, Brandenburg state, Germany.
Visitor Guide
Look for the joinery and envelope edges; prototypes reveal themselves at the seams.
Edge-of-clearing shot in early morning for misty depth and soft contrast against trees.
Access depends on current site operation/program; expect limited hours or guided entry if it’s active research/exhibit space.
Experimental projects often prioritize monitoring and performance—sensors, vents, and service runs become part of the aesthetic.
30–60 minutes
Design & Structure
Systems-led design: environmental goals driving form, with iterative prototyping and performance feedback loops.
Often timber + lightweight membranes/panels; material choice supports low-impact construction and rapid iteration.
Hybrid structures balancing stiffness with minimal footprint on sensitive sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Biorama Project located?+
Biorama Project is located in Joachimsthal, Germany. Its coordinates are 52.9716°, 13.7536°.
Can I visit Biorama Project?+
Biorama Project is a real building in Joachimsthal that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.