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LOCATION: Huangpu District, Shanghai|

TYPE: Landscape, Transport, Retail|

SCALE: 4,000 sqm|

DESIGN/ BUILT: 2003-2005 / 2005|

PHOTOGRAPHY: Jeremy San|

 

The story of the Shanghai MoCA is that of an architectural “Cinderella”—an abandoned greenhouse in the park, transforming into a “Princess” of contemporary art. A series of geometric glass volumes were added to the structure, dissolving the predictable form of the original glass pavilion. The diagonally-laid “Mongolian Black” stone cladding over the existing concrete building gives a much subdued yet differentiated expression, highlighted by the deep-recessed stainless steel window frames that are intentionally mis-aligned. A sweeping curvature of glass-and-steel ramp “dances” through the existing reinforced concrete columns in different tangential relationships, allowing for a circumscribed and ascending viewing of large-scale installations placed in the center of the main exhibition space.

项目地点:上海市黄浦区 |
项目类型:展览,演示,办公,餐厅 |
项目规模:4000 平方米 |
设计/建成: 2003-2005 / 2005 |
摄影:Jeremy San |


这是一个“城市灰故娘”的故事;公园里荒废了的玻璃房,被重建为当代艺术中心。新的设计在不改变原有结构基础的条件下,加入了数个突出的几何玻璃体,来“融解”旧玻璃房原有的外形。外墙以斜著排列的“蒙古黑”花岗岩配合了同样斜列的不锈钢窗框,体现出另一种含蓄却与众不同的外观。弧状的钢结构天桥从不同高度穿过有如树林般的混凝土柱,提供了参观者从不同定点观看大型艺术装置的可能性。


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