The Magnificence of this Architectural Masterpiece cannot be overstated.

The University of Zurich’s law library was first built in 1909. Eighty years later, Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava was chosen to renovate the old building. He left the exterior mostly untouched, but for the interior he designed a stunning curved, wooden atrium capped by a glass dome. A mechanical solar shade in the cupola regulates the sunlight and heat allowed in the law library.—Miranda Smith

Checkout this quick view into the architecture of Switzerland’s largest law library.

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What a beauty