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Sumit Singhal
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.

Serralves Exhibition Pavilion by murmuro

 
June 24th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: murmuro 

The Serralves Foundation promoted a contest for the Design of an Exhibition Pavilion to “invigorate the creation of new creative projects based on an innovative approach that stimulates new creative solutions”. As a premise, the competition was set to create an itinerant pavilion capable of displaying varied contents on any given location and configurating several dimensions. Therefore it was asked to design a structure that was supposed to be assembled, disassembled and stored several times.

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  • Architects: murmuro (João Caldas, Rita Breda, Pedro Rodrigues, Luís Soares, Roberto Sánchez)
  • Project: Serralves Exhibition Pavilion
  • Client: Fundação de Serralves
  • Engeneering: Armando Vale, Luisa Vale, Luís Oliveira, Alexandra Vicente
  • Size: 200 sqm – 600 sqm

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In response to the challenge, we proposed a flexible and modular structure, composed of wooden frame that follow one another within a radial matrix according to the need of exhibition area. The pavilion thus does not have a single dimension.

The spatial continuity is also reinforced by the sequence of visible surfaces where the coating material of the structure, a white screen, takes on the main role both seen in the interior and exterior giving a sense of lightness to the volume.

Image Courtesy © murmuro

Image Courtesy © murmuro

It was our understanding that an itinerant pavilion of a museum should not necessarily be neutral, it should instead display a recognizable shape, far from the “white cube” or its reinterpretation. The purpose of the proposal is to provide an experimental way of communicating with the public in a less conventional format and an attempt to attract new audiences. We have proposed a pavilion that is built and grows around a curve, which allows the discovery of the inner space as one goes through it. The natural and artificial light, in turn, acquire a preponderant presence in the characterization of the space capable of conveying several curatorial proposals.

Image Courtesy © murmuro

Image Courtesy © murmuro

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