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Fjordens stillhet
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Type
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Fjordens Stillhet is a museum project located on the shores of Lustrafjorden, Norway. The project is situated within a challenging natural context, characterized by rock, steep verticality, and the immediate presence of water. The architecture is based on a strategy of anchoring to the site and precisely adapting to the existing topography.
The building is composed of volumes of exposed concrete that structure the entire structure. Concrete is the primary material, chosen for its stability, durability, and ability to interact with the mineral nature of the site. Extra-clear glass is used for the facades and certain partitions to ensure visual continuity between the interior spaces and the exterior landscape.
The floor plan is organized according to a linear circulation pattern. The exhibition spaces are arranged sequentially, with variations in height and strategically placed openings in the roof. These features allow for controlled natural light and a gradual appreciation of the volumes. Certain areas directly integrate the existing rock into the architectural design, preserving it in place and incorporating it into the visitor experience.
The project establishes a direct and constant relationship with the surrounding landscape. The openings are oriented to frame precise views of the fjord and the surrounding terrain. The interior spaces are designed to maintain neutral conditions that enhance the display of the artworks and the perception of the site.
Fjordens Stillhet is a cultural facility conceived within significant geographical and structural constraints, where the spatial organization and choice of materials respond directly to the natural context.
The building is composed of volumes of exposed concrete that structure the entire structure. Concrete is the primary material, chosen for its stability, durability, and ability to interact with the mineral nature of the site. Extra-clear glass is used for the facades and certain partitions to ensure visual continuity between the interior spaces and the exterior landscape.
The floor plan is organized according to a linear circulation pattern. The exhibition spaces are arranged sequentially, with variations in height and strategically placed openings in the roof. These features allow for controlled natural light and a gradual appreciation of the volumes. Certain areas directly integrate the existing rock into the architectural design, preserving it in place and incorporating it into the visitor experience.
The project establishes a direct and constant relationship with the surrounding landscape. The openings are oriented to frame precise views of the fjord and the surrounding terrain. The interior spaces are designed to maintain neutral conditions that enhance the display of the artworks and the perception of the site.
Fjordens Stillhet is a cultural facility conceived within significant geographical and structural constraints, where the spatial organization and choice of materials respond directly to the natural context.
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