Showing posts with label Museums 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Museums 2. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw-Tamizo Architects Group
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2007
Architect's Text:
The project 'museum of modern art' in Warsaw was created for an international architect competition. It was done together with Anderzej Owczarek from NOW sp. z o.o. The building of the forthcoming 'museum of modern art' is planned to be built in a very prestigious place in the capital city- Plac Defilad in front of Pałac Kultury i Nauki. The designed object, apart from its main function to host exhibitions, houses: auditoriums, bookshop, library, restaurants, caffes, offices and many more. In addition, there is a two-storey parking place underground. Approximately, the area of the whole building is 35,000 squared meters. To cooperation in competition we were invited by NOW Biuro Architektoniczne sp.z o.o.
Museum Of Arts-Competition project of the 'Special Area of Art' building-Tamizo Architects Group
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
The Mound Builders Museum-Memphis-Building Studio










The Mound Builders Museum, located in Memphis, sits on a 20-acre open lawn between two remaining mounds that were part of nine ceremonial and burial structures built around 1,000 AD and left behind by a once large community of late-Mississippian Indians. The site is now a public park just south of the central business district and a part of downtown. Atop the river bluff, the new Museum design is oriented in an east-west direction, overlooking the Mississippi river which takes a sharp westerly turn for about two miles before heading back south to the Gulf of Mexico.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Museum Of Contemporary Art &. Planning Exhibition of Shenzhen-Lorenzo Martella
Giza, Egypt International Competition 2002-Elenberg Frazer

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"Our submission responded to the scale of ancient Egypt and the sublime. The scheme proposed to link a network of buildings within the sand dunes and cover the assemblage with an environmental skin to mediate the environment.
The skin moves as it responds to external conditions and is informedby the sun, wind, thermal loads, light levels and fresh air.
The Museum is a cluster of buildings under one roof where the circulation cores and internal network of lane and ramps maximise the complexity of circulatory options and programme adjacencies."Elenberg Frazer
Monday, April 20, 2009
1870 WAR MUSEUM AND VISITOR CENTER,Gravelotte, France-Serero Architects












Restricted competition
Client: Conseil Général de la Moselle
Site: Gravelotte, France
Floor Area: 3800 m2
Construction cost: 5 500 000 €
Architectural design: SERERO Architects : Marie Corbin, Jonas Fernandez, Louisa Gouesnard, Julien Kemler, Yoichi Ozawa, Noriko Harada, David Serero, Fabrice Zaini. COTEBA Ingéniérie, ON Conception Lumière, INOOK, Labeyrie et Associés, Bougon Economiste.
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