Aygün Alüminyum Successfully Delivers New NATO Headquarters Project
Aygün Alüminyum Successfully Delivers New NATO Headquarters Project
By 1999, it was evident that NATO's facilities and capabilities were no longer meeting the necessary requirements. All countries and governments came together, agreeing on the need for a new NATO General Headquarters, and it was decided to construct a new headquarters at the "Boulevard Léopold III" location in Brussels, opposite the old NATO Headquarters.
Features of the New NATO Headquarters Successfully Delivered by Turkish Company Aygün Alüminyum
The design of the new NATO Headquarters represents the integrity and successful adaptation of all allies. The first striking detail in the design is the image of intertwined, interlocking fingers. This aspect of the design represents the perception of integrity. The reason the new headquarters was designed as an "architectural art" is a sign of its responsiveness to the evolving needs of all NATO allies. Aygün Alüminyum's successful project carries much broader and more comprehensive features and qualities.
