抖文 - Germany's Berlin Rodent Research Building: From Scientific Facility to Cultural Landmark 的评论
In the intersection of modern architecture and scientific history, a unique building in Berlin, G...
Honestly kind of gives me mixed feelings — on one hand, the historical/architectural value is obvious, but on the other hand, I'm sitting here thinking about all those lab rodents. Progress has layers, doesn't it?|
Excellent topic choice. For readers interested in this era of German scientific architecture, I'd recommend looking into other Charité buildings from the 1970s-80s. That period was incredibly innovative.|
There's something oddly poetic about a building dedicated to mice becoming celebrated for its architecture. In a way, both the animals and the structure served science in different ways.|
Beautiful overview, but the article cuts off! "This building was d" — can't wait for the full text. Please post the complete version!|
Wait, so they're saying this building went from being a working research facility to a cultural landmark? How did that transition happen? Did they stop the rodent research?|
As someone who studied at Charité, I never realized the architectural significance of this building. The blend of function and design in 1980s scientific facilities is really underappreciated.|
This is fascinating! I had no idea Berlin had such an important rodent research facility. Would love to learn more about the specific breakthroughs that came from this institute.|