ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Museum’ CategoryDelos Museum in Greece by Jean-Pierre HEIM and Associates Inc.Wednesday, May 18th, 2016Article source: Jean-Pierre HEIM and Associates Inc. ” New visionary Delos Museum architecture concept self driven proposal by Jean Pierre HEIM and Carolyn HEIM architects “.
From Mythological sibling Apollo and Artemis the new DELOS ,will be designed as a symmetrical aspect value due to the equilateral mythic triangle of the DELTA: symbol of Delos.  Image Courtesy © Jean-Pierre HEIM and Associates Inc.
Ragnarock in Roskilde, Denmark by MVRDV and COBEWednesday, May 11th, 2016Article source: MVRDV + COBE Today, a new spectacular museum for rock, pop and youth culture, designed by Danish architects COBE and Dutch architects MVRDV, is inaugurated in Roskilde, Denmark by HRH The Crown Prince of Denmark. The new museum is clad in dramatic golden studs and sits among old warehouses that previously housed a concrete factory in Roskilde, just outside of Copenhagen.  Image Courtesy © Rasmus Hjortshøj
Exploratorium at Pier 15 in San Francisco, California by EHDDTuesday, May 3rd, 2016Article source: The American Institute of Architects (AIA) The Exploratorium is an internationally known science museum focused on hands-on exhibits of natural phenomena. They recently moved to this new location, carefully restoring the historic Pier 15 on San Francisco’s downtown waterfront. Visitors can now experience 80,000 square feet of science exhibits in the historic structure, with new cafes and event space located in the contrasting modern glazed observatory with unobstructed views of San Francisco Bay. The building also offers a theatre, more than a dozen classrooms, labs, and teacher training rooms, wood and metal workshops, two retail stores, offices, and a large outdoor plaza.  Image Courtesy © Bruce Damonte
The Kurdistan Museum in ERBIL, IRAQ by STUDIO LIBESKINDThursday, April 28th, 2016Article source: STUDIO LIBESKIND Daniel Libeskind unveils the design for The Kurdistan Museum at the Bloomberg Businessweek Design conference in San Francisco. Libeskind will present the design for a building that will create the first major center in the Kurdistan Region for the history and culture of the Kurdish people.  Image Courtesy © Hayes Davidson
VIKING AGE MUSEUM AT BYGDØY in Oslo, Norway by GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbHThursday, April 21st, 2016Article source: GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH GRAFT’s proposal for the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo finds its place in a unique historic and spatial context; integrated into an outdoor museum complex in the center of the Bygdøy peninsula. The long and vivid history of the Viking Museum and its presented findings unfold in a continuous motion within and around the new landscape that houses the extension. The draft aims to protect the residents’ and visitors’ view of the area in the north while sensitively augmenting the landscape features on the given site.  Image Courtesy © GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH
Cabañeros National Park Visitors Center and Interactive Museum in Horcajo de los Montes, Spain by Álvaro PlanchueloFriday, April 15th, 2016Article source: Álvaro Planchuelo The Cabañeros National Park Visitors Center and Interactive Museum is a public architectonic intervention whose main objective is to promote ecotourism in the populations that forms the environment of the park, through information, exhibition, research and care of the main values of this natural space.  Image Courtesy © Ricardo Santonja / Alberto Cubas
PLATE in Niigata, Japan by TAKUYAHOSOKAITuesday, March 15th, 2016Article source: TAKUYAHOSOKAI Isolated within a seemingly endless stretch of flat, idyllic countryside, a small but dense forest emerges into view. Occupying 4500 square metres, the ancient copse has been preserved and nurtured in its rural setting. Nestled within this unique environment the project acts as small museum. It consists of a market selling locally farmed produce and goods, a restaurant serving dishes using only locally grown ingredients (based on the Chisan-Chisho concept of local production for local consumption), and an event space hosting exhibitions and concerts for the community.  Image Courtesy © Naomichi Sode
THE STELLA MATUTINA MUSEUM in Saint Leu, Island of Reunion, Indian Ocean by l’atelier.architectesTuesday, March 15th, 2016Article source: l’atelier.architectes Based on the island of Réunion and in Paris, l’atelier.architectes numbers some forty collaborators, including architects, urbanists, engineers, interior designers, construction economists, and client advisory services. This experienced and multi-disciplinary team is able to adapter to all the client’s requirements and to operate under increasingly complex regulatory and economic constraints. The engineering services integrated in the office guarantee fluid exchanges, simultaneous design, and project feasibility and coherence.  Image Courtesy © Hervé Douris
Museum of Compassion in Louis ville, Kentucky by ANX/Aaron Neubert ArchitectsSunday, March 6th, 2016Article source: ANX/Aaron Neubert Architects Site Conditions/Location: The animal rights activism art-based education facility, Museum of Compassion will be located in Louisville, Kentucky. An interstitial space that is bounded by park amenities such as tennis courts, hiking trails, nature preserve on the north; single family residential development on the east and west; and a zoo on the south side serves as the project site.  Image Courtesy © ANX/Aaron Neubert Architects
Building in Moscow, Russia by Gianluca Milesi architectureWednesday, March 2nd, 2016Article source: Gianluca Milesi architecture The project is a proposal for a new branch of NCCA Museum in Moscow. The project proposes a flexible matrix of the linear block, a strategy derived from the great modern Russian architecture. Every single block opens the buildings to the world axes and it is modular with different dimensions and openings according to the program, solar exposition, energy consumption, and sustainability. At the centre of the triangular site, the main bar is an atrium space, which connects the existing buildings, the NCCA with the future development of the area.  Image Courtesy © Gianluca Milesi architecture
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