At the Maastricht Institute of Arts, stark functionality meets artistic expression under the shelter of concrete and glass block grids. This scene captures the quintessential spirit of the 1960s architecture, embraced and expanded by Wiel Arets in 1993 with thoughtful minimalism. The robust columns support the expansive ceilings, framing a space filled with a lattice of translucent blocks that filter light into a soft glow. This architecture not only houses creativity but also reflects it in its very structure, standing as a bastion of visual arts education.
