#scenography

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Project • By Projectiles • Museums

D-day Museum

"When the vestiges have disappeared, the museum will remain” This sentence, taken from the programme, is very strong. It clearly states the major stakes of this project, which are remembrance, knowledge and transmission of this common history as well as our duty to remember beyond the certain disappearance of the remains of the artificial harbour in the near future. Antoine Cardi Antoine Cardi In this very open landscape, everything is a horizon The relationship of the project to the territory is fundamental and seems almost self-evident: positioned as it is, this museum is in fact an observatory. The transformation operation marks a new stage in the evolution of this unique site, which compelled us to reflect deeply upon... More

Project • By OOS AG • Pavilions

Swiss Pavilion EXPO 2020 Dubai UAE

The team led by OOS won the EDAs planning competition for the Swiss Pavilion at EXPO 2020 Dubai UAE. The concept “Reflections” invites the world to experience Switzerland while traveling and to get to know surprising facets of the country. With «Reflections» the team presents an innovative implementation of the given core messages in space and experience. The body of the building combines tradition and innovation, sketches relationships between Orient and Occident and creates a unique presence. Jon Wallis Jon Wallis In terms of content and dramaturgy, «Reflections» is reflected in three acts in which the audience experiences selected facets of Switzerland. In the first act, the audience is alre... More

Project • By Atelier Philéas Architecture • Cultural Centres

Pressoria, Champagne cultural centre

Here, in Aÿ-Champagne, a short distance from Epernay in France Grand-Est region the notions of soil and terroir take on a greater meaning, magnified by a topography whose relief is the vineyard, listed as UNESCO world heritage site since 2015. Boegly+Grazia Faced with the mesmerising spectacle of the slopes, we made this landscape heritage fit in the project for the sensory interpretation centre for Champagne wines, thought by the CCVGM. We also took the architectural decision not to build up on the roof of the former Maison Pommery pressing centre, but to blend the extension into the landscape. The quality of the original building dating from 1902 and its location allowed a sensitive project approach, by recovering and restoring... More