Museum

The Milanese design studio Migliore+Servetto has conceived the Exhibition and Graphic Design project for the exhibition "The Seduction of Colour. Andrea Solario and the Renaissance between Italy and France", a retrospective curated by Lavinia Galli and Antonio Mazzotta. Nicola Colia In the spaces of the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan, 30 works from prestigious collections in Italy, France and the United Kingdom tell the story of the evolution of the artistic career of Andrea Solario, master of the Lombard Renaissance. Carried out on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of his death, the project is the result of a scientific collaboration with the Louvre Museum. Nicola Colia The installation design involves a light intervention w... More

The current classic building of the Reina Sofía Museum is, due to successive historical vicissitudes, a rigid structure that turns its back to the Paseo del Prado and does not offer the urban and functional appeal expected from a contemporary art museum. To transform that severe character and bring the Institution closer to a future improvement and extension of the Paseo del Prado ―which should include a renovated Atocha Station, as well as more green and pedestrian areas―, the Museum resolved in 2022 a competition of which COLL-BARREU ARQUITECTOS was the winner. From the beginning, the proposal was intended to be an intervention without intervention. That is, an intervention without the addition of any new piece, without the const... More

Ara Güler Museum, on the land of Güler Apartment, is a new architectural fiction and Bomonti building roof is designed for archives, research, information and exhibitions.The design of the Ara Güler Museum is considered as a whole in which the exhibition spaces are intertwined. Caption The artist’s “study room, dark room, relaxation room” and “Kafe Ara”, where he spent his daily life for the last twenty years, are kept in the same positions.Ara Güler Museum is designed as a museum that explores the “character of human – city life”, “the light that opens the light to the darkness”, and exhibits its life and life.The museum will provide visual perception to... More

The resilience and innovation of 19th-century China is the subject of a major new exhibition at the British Museum, designed by the exhibition and graphic design team at Nissen Richards Studio. ‘China’s hidden century’ focuses on the tumultuous period between 1796 and 1912, which led to the end of over 2,000 years of Qing dynastic rule and paved the way for the modern Chinese republic. The exhibition reveals a period of turmoil, but also of great innovation and creativity, driven by political, cultural and technological change. In the shadow of these events lie the stories of remarkable individuals – at court, in the military, in booming cosmopolitan cities and on the global stage – through which the period is... More

On top of a polished concrete base raised slightly off the ground, a light, gleaming, green-painted steel construction unfolds to form a shelter to protect delicate works of art. The diagonal lines of passage through this new pavilion interweave Middelheim Park with the Hortifloria Garden, a recent extension of this well-known Antwerp sculpture park. Filip Dujardin Four vertical recesses provide the entrances to the pavilion, divide the space into four and allow in natural light. The difference in the height of the walls gives rise to a complex composite roof surface which, with its boxed ceiling, unifies the internal spatiality. Filip Dujardin Robbrecht en Daem architecten More

In the best museums and galleries one finds one's way through a series of rooms, where the artefacts are carefully lit and set off by calm backgrounds. A degree of repetition helps navigation, some variation helps orientation. Filip Dujardin The proposals for the Whitechapel Art Gallery are bold in their restraint (someone commented: 'where’s the architecture?') and seize a simple but powerful opportunity: lower and upper floors are configured as circuits of rooms, with the stylistically different but volumetrically similar existing galleries linked up by smaller, more domestically scaled gallery spaces. The subtle rhythms and contrasts of the rooms form the backdrop to the wide variety of work on display (historic and contempor... More

Photo shoot of the Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek.The authors of the museum project are architects from the PIG Architekci, Radosław Kacprzak and Krzysztof Jaraczewski Piotr Krajewski - www.pkrajewski.pl Piotr Krajewski - www.pkrajewski.pl Piotr Krajewski - www.pkrajewski.pl Piotr Krajewski - www.pkrajewski.pl Piotr Krajewski - www.pkrajewski.pl   More