From the outside, the McLaren Technology Centre looks like the kind of building an architecture magazine would go crazy over: all glass, curves and reflections, set beside a lake that seems to have been put there only to make the photos look aesthetic. But that lake isn’t decoration, and neither is much else about the place. Cooling, airflow, data, testing and production all had a say in how the Technology Centre was put together. The building i…
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