Recreation of Salk Institute for Biological Studies building in La Jolla, San Diego, CA. Originally designed by architect Louis Kahn for the request of Jonas Salk, inventor of polio vaccine to "create a facility worthy of a visit by Picasso" in 1965. Salk Institute shows key characteristics of works of Louis Kahn, including the separation of served space and servant space, exposed concrete exterior, and carefully organized interplay of light. The most iconic feature of the building is the center court filled with void and open to the vast Pacific Ocean.

Built with interior for my city of New Chandigarh in Minecart Rapid Transit server(Link). Proportions and interior details slightly altered to fit in but remains mostly close to the original building and its plan.

Please use freely!