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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Museum of Mechanical Music in Palmela, Portugal by MIGUEL MARCELINO, ARQ. LDA.February 8th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MIGUEL MARCELINO, ARQ. LDA. The museum consists of a completely closed, opaque and abstract box. Just the main façade has a concavity that marks the entrance of the building. It houses a private colection of mechanical music boxes. The organization is cruciform, around a central patio, that distributes to the buildings four sides. In one side there is the lobby, that works as a vertical distribution space, and to the other sides are three galleries of varying sizes. The transition between each of these four spaces is done through four antechambers.  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino
 Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino The result is a box that seen outside looks very elementary, but whose interior dismantle this simplicity: exploring long diagonal perspectives that open as spaces are crossed – letting us see glimpses of galleries in a game of spatial seduction that seeks to maintain the curiosity of the visitor from the beginning to the end of the visit.  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © Archive Miguel Marcelino  Image Courtesy © MIGUEL MARCELINO, ARQ. LDA.
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