“Well, you’re stuck at home and it’s something to do,” he grins when asked why he started this project. He should be proud of that “something” because his creation really looks like Flux. It even includes small details inside the building and things in the surrounding area, like the bicycle parking and the field. “I first thought about the best way to approach this. I used Google Maps and Google Images for scale and the Street View feature also came in handy: apparently, someone once took shots of the inside of the building with a 360-degree camera!”

“And then I just started building. Adding to it every day.” He finds it difficult to estimate exactly how many hours went into it. “A wild guess: 100? In any case, it took me years, constantly adding to it bit by bit.” So is it really finished now? “Who knows? The outside is more or less finished: there are parking spaces, a bicycle parking facility and surrounding roads. But the inside is quite difficult to recreate in detail.” In addition to Flux, he also recreated the Auditorium - where he had most of his lectures - in Minecraft. “Both the inside and outside including parking are mostly finished, but there’s still some work to be done.”