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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.

Asian Pavilion at The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam by Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

 
November 26th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos 

The Asian Art housed in the Rijksmuseum forms an autonomous collection with splendid pieces, works of art that neither can easily be located within the chronological tour of the permanent collection of the Rijksmuseum, nor do they relate well to the architecture of the nineteenth century building. The goal was to design a separate building for the collection, the Asian Pavilion.

Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba

  • Architects: Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos
  • Project: Asian Pavilion
  • Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Photography: Duccio Malagamba, Arie de Leeuw, Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos, Eran Oppenheimer, Erik Smits, Iwan Baan, Jannes Linders, Jose Manuel Ballester, Luuk Kramer, Pedro Pegenaute
  • Structural Engineering: Arcadis
  • Climate Engineering: DGMR, OVE Arup
  • Site Control: Rijksvastgoedbediÿf
  • Contractors: BAM, JP van Eesteren

Image Courtesy © Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos

The Asian Pavilion is situated in the south, in a nearly forgotten part of the garden between the Philips wing and the main building. The irregular floor plan and sloped roof originate as a response to the lack of space and as a way of being related to the adjacent facades.

The building will be reflected in a rectangular pool, intending to emphasize its autonomy as a unique and independent piece in the garden. The pavilion has two floors, a smaller one above ground and an underground level that coincides with the floor of the pool. The east facade permits views from the exterior to parts of the collection inside. The facades of the Pavilion are made with same stone used in the interventions in the courtyards and in the Entrance Building.

Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba

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Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba

Image Courtesy © Jannes Linders

Image Courtesy © Jannes Linders

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Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba

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Image Courtesy © Erik Smits

Image Courtesy © Pedro Pegenaute

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Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba

Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan

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