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National Archaeological Museum Remodeling and Museography
National Archaeological Museum Remodeling and Museography
Madrid, Spain
Project Featured on Jun 19, 2014
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National Archaeological Museum Remodeling and Museography
Madrid, Spain
Project Featured on Jun 19, 2014
Firm
YEAR
2014
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$50M - 100M
The studio Frade Arquitectos managed to renovate the museum, giving it a more efficient utilization for the public. The visitors’ ease in the use of the museum was one of the most important aspects of the new design.
The museum today combines features of the old design but also improves its architectonic value in terms of communication and aesthetics.
The patios have recuperated the importance they once had, becoming useable areas due to the installation of crystal covers. They now exhibit the largest pieces of the museum. Both patios are spacious and bright areas that facilitate the visit by working as reference spots within the reconditioned current design.
The result is an open museum that welcomes the visitor and opens its gates to the city by means of its architecture that boosts the building´s nobility and the institution itself. The museum stands out for the quality of its architecture and its spatial comfort.
The museum today combines features of the old design but also improves its architectonic value in terms of communication and aesthetics.
The patios have recuperated the importance they once had, becoming useable areas due to the installation of crystal covers. They now exhibit the largest pieces of the museum. Both patios are spacious and bright areas that facilitate the visit by working as reference spots within the reconditioned current design.
The result is an open museum that welcomes the visitor and opens its gates to the city by means of its architecture that boosts the building´s nobility and the institution itself. The museum stands out for the quality of its architecture and its spatial comfort.
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