Design

Star Trek Meets Golden Eye At Moscow Electricity Control Center

By Danny Allen on August 5, 2009 at 1:40 AM

This amazing 320 square meter control room features a two-level, six-workstation podium to oversee the Moscow United electricity network. More after the jump.

Designed by Russian architects, Arch Group, and ABTB, the space includes a wall of 36 Barco video cubes detailing the network’s current condition.

The project was apparently built in 2008-2009, but it almost looks rendered with all those super clean lines. One thing’s for sure: give me 5 minutes in the Captain’s chair my gear’s cable clutter will have the whole shop looking more like something from the Matrix. [Dezeen via William Gibson via Unfolding]

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