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Beirut Museum of Art
Beirut Museum of Art
Beirut, Lebanon
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Other Projects by WORKac
Beirut Museum of Art
Beirut, Lebanon
Project Featured on Sep 04, 2019
A new hybrid – at once public and private, iconic and generic, large and small – WORKac’s design for the Beirut Museum of Art borrows from the modernist vernacular of the city to propose a more open model for the contemporary museum.
The design rethinks the envelope of the museum using the balcony as a space for renewed architectural invention and openness. Traditionally, Beirut’s balconies provided shade as well as a mediating space between inside and outside, the street and the private house. For the museum, these reinvented balconies become a series of outdoor galleries in a multitude of scales and shapes, acting independently of the flexible museum floors inside, and creating a new gradient of publicly accessible spaces.
Beirut Museum of Art
Beirut, Lebanon
2016
Principals: Amale Andraos + Dan Wood
Project Architect: Marizio Bianchi Mattioli
Project Team: Mia Baraka, Nevin Blum, Yongsu Choung, Robert Boyuan Jiang, Alana Rogers, Thomas Smith, Tommaso Sordon, Easan Wang, Bo Zhang
Structural: Werner Sobeck
MEP: Werner Sobeck
The design rethinks the envelope of the museum using the balcony as a space for renewed architectural invention and openness. Traditionally, Beirut’s balconies provided shade as well as a mediating space between inside and outside, the street and the private house. For the museum, these reinvented balconies become a series of outdoor galleries in a multitude of scales and shapes, acting independently of the flexible museum floors inside, and creating a new gradient of publicly accessible spaces.
Beirut Museum of Art
Beirut, Lebanon
2016
Principals: Amale Andraos + Dan Wood
Project Architect: Marizio Bianchi Mattioli
Project Team: Mia Baraka, Nevin Blum, Yongsu Choung, Robert Boyuan Jiang, Alana Rogers, Thomas Smith, Tommaso Sordon, Easan Wang, Bo Zhang
Structural: Werner Sobeck
MEP: Werner Sobeck
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