Art gallery design

GALLERY AND DESIGN STORE The building designed for Over is part of the series of structures that constitute the Metropolitan Design Institute, located in the traditional La Vicentina neighborhood. Due to its location, the building aims to become a focal point of cultural activity around the iconic Navarro Park, which receives significant vehicular traffic but, more importantly, generates a powerful social dynamic through educational, commercial, and gastronomic activities. The proximity to this public space and the need to build a dialectical relationship with it are the starting points that have guided the project's design decisions. ETRA FOTO - GABRIEL GONZÁLEZ CONCEPTUAL PROPOSAL RELATIONAL AXES: THE INDEFINITION OF BOUNDA... More

Centro Cultural Hartii, designed by Taller Mexicano de Arquitectura TAMA, represents a thoughtful renovation of a residence situated in one of Mérida’s most historic neighborhoods. Established in the early 1970s as one of the city’s first residential areas, this building—once a home and studio—has been transformed into an art gallery and cultural center. Manolo R. Solis The renovation aimed not only to preserve the original structure but to accentuate its essence through a dynamic interplay of vertical and horizontal volumes, level changes, and a nuanced play of solids and voids. Manolo R. Solis Contemporary materials, such as facade panels, concrete plaster, and flooring, were introduced to align... More

Nestled in Kleinburg, a suburb outside of Toronto, is the aptly named Artistview. This home offers sublime sightlines and access to the surrounding nature, such as the Humber River escarpment. It is also a stone’s throw from the McMichael Canadian Art Gallery, an actively acquiring institution. The home’s location aligns perfectly with the homeowner, an art dealer with a sizeable collection of Canadian art. FrankFranco Architects designed Artistview to combine the owner’s love for art and the Canadian landscape with intentional architectural choices, showcasing the ability of art and architecture to tell a story when successfully integrated. Scott Norsworthy Scott Norsworthy   Sco... More

HdM Gallery is located in the 798 Art District, a dynamic part of Beijing’s cultural landscape, named after the 798 Factory of the 1950s, a former electronics complex which was transformed into a vibrant hub for contemporary art and culture in the early 2000s. The gallery is housed in a repurposed factory building and integrated into the thriving artistic community supporting Western artists with a special focus on contemporary Chinese art – both established and emerging. Courtesy of HdM Gallery and Sybarite Sybarite architects were invited by the gallery owners to reimagine the space, its intrinsic vision and functionality, as an international gallery supporting art with a strong Chinese DNA. Courtesy of HdM Gallery an... More

The BSG cultural center has a large multi-purpose theater and rehearsal spaces, a small theater and amphitheater for local artists. The amphitheater has been designed to provide the opportunity to watch enjoyable artistic activities in summer evenings. Thanks to the indoor and outdoor setup in the amphitheater, it is possible to watch artistic activities accompanied by the works of art exhibited indoors. Caption BSG cultural center, café, restaurant, reading corners, resting and waiting corners were designed to serve art lovers. Apart from the BSG cultural center, the large exhibition area, every corner of the building, including the stairwells, was designed as an exhibition space for works of art. There is a waiting, informati... More

JCB, with Clare Design and Openwork, is delivering a major redevelopment for the Bendigo Art Gallery, one of Australia’s oldest and largest regional galleries. Supporting the City of Greater Bendigo’s aspiration to be the world’s most liveable community, the reimagined Gallery will create a globally competitive experience for visitors and attract world-leading touring exhibitions. Caption Through Traditional Custodian engagement, the design is grounded in and celebrates the deep living histories of Dja Dja Wurrung Country, culture and community. In addition, JCB and Clare Design are enhancing the cultural precinct through retail and hospitality offerings, innovative learning and community spaces, and a focus on pla... More

The master plan and design for the RVCA HQ in Costa Mesa, California came together by incorporating a 360-design integration to mirror PM Tenore’s, RVCA’s founder’s vision. The design is inclusive of all aspects of design, marketing, sample production as well as a RVCA gallery, indoor and outdoor skate park, music studio, and friends and family store. Caption Caption Caption Caption More