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El Eco Museum Extension
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Other Projects by PAUL CREMOUX studio
El Eco Museum Extension
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STATUS
Concept
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
This independent annexe works as a “background frame” to the museum designed by Matias Goeritz. It is also design to enhance the urban sculptural spirit that the ECO museum has.
Leaning the new building towards the west side gives the opportunity to open a patio. This area becomes the distributor to the offices, storage and a visual connector between the new and the existing building. The main office is designed to be strategically located to catch sight of the movement of the pieces into the museum, the activity in the patio and the whole of the building. Invited to participate on a “competition” that was really not.
This exercise trained us on resolving the topology of galleries and small museum, as well as to learn about the strong interest that unfortunately lead some architects to substitute design matters for particularly interest, nothing new… but a most figth. For more information about this so called “competition”, please visit:
http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2006/05/22/index.php?section=cultura&article=a04n1cul
Design architects:
Paul Cremoux
Adriana Monroy
Leaning the new building towards the west side gives the opportunity to open a patio. This area becomes the distributor to the offices, storage and a visual connector between the new and the existing building. The main office is designed to be strategically located to catch sight of the movement of the pieces into the museum, the activity in the patio and the whole of the building. Invited to participate on a “competition” that was really not.
This exercise trained us on resolving the topology of galleries and small museum, as well as to learn about the strong interest that unfortunately lead some architects to substitute design matters for particularly interest, nothing new… but a most figth. For more information about this so called “competition”, please visit:
http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2006/05/22/index.php?section=cultura&article=a04n1cul
Design architects:
Paul Cremoux
Adriana Monroy
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