The Japan Center

The Japan Center is a 115m high skyscraper in Frankfurt. It was designed by the german architect Joachim Ganz and built in 1996. The whole Building is designed in a japanese style which should look like a japanese lantern, made of stone. 
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March, 5th 2015

My replica of the building has a length of 31 Blocks and a high of 115 Blocks. The first 2 stories are used for the Entrance, which is pretty accurate to the original one in the downtown of Frankfurt. The next two stories (3rd and 4th floor) are completely empty and have no windows. Why? - because they aren't offices. These floors are for the technical equiptment of the building (as the original) Floor 5 and 6 are designed as a Library. (In the original builing, they are conference rooms, but i redesigned the whole part) With the huge balcony inside, around the whole core of the building, you have a perfect view to the outside.
The following Floors are typical offices with a blue carpet and the concrete-styled building core in the middle. you can reach them with one of the 8 Elevators. They are 2,5 Blocks high and have dark-grey tinted glass. 

- Theblackemu / March, 5th 2015
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To be continued...