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More of Iwan Baan's photographs following the break, as well as a video of the Teshima Art Museum whi

The open gallery space features 25cm thick concrete shell with two elliptical openings that are open

Text description provided by the architects. The Teshima Art Museum designed by Tokyo-based architect

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Save this picture.Iwan Baan

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The idea of raw, creative energy is the core of the entire project, much like the fire from deep with

On the site — below the floating volume of marble — is a deep imprint of the form suspended above. Ac

A dynamic, gray interior volume functions as both architecture and way-finding, allowing access to th

The use of marble captures the essence of the project — an architecture that metaphorically interpret

Through the use of white marble with gray veins, the project’s tectonic and materiality harmonizes wi

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The design for the museum was developed with an integrated sustainability concept.? The design is bas

The museum includes a full complement of supporting functions.? An art academy, an art research and c

The organization of the galleries was developed through discussions with NAMOC.? Sixty percent of the

The building interiors are organized around a series of large public spaces, connected vertically by

Four distributed entries at each corner of the building facilitate the processing of a large number o

The building’s entries and interiors have been organized to accommodate an unprecedented number of pa

The fa?ade is clad with a new material developed by Gehry Partners – translucent stone.? Evocative of

Throughout our projects we have been looking for a way to express movement with inert materials like

NAMOC will form the centerpiece of a new cultural district in Beijing. Located to the north of the ci

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Save this picture.Gehry Partners

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“The power of industrial architecture shouldn’t contradict ecological elements,” stated Tianhua, who