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Nadir Afonso Temporary Museum
Nadir Afonso Temporary Museum
Lisbon, Portugal
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Other Projects by Diogo Aguiar Studio
Nadir Afonso Temporary Museum
Lisbon, Portugal
Project Featured on Apr 19, 2024
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2021
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Formalized as a geometric and abstract city, built by large yellow cubes, the Nadir Afonso Temporary Museum is an open and fluid space that seeks to create numerous visual and conceptual relationships with the work of the abstractionist artist and Portuguese architect.
Challenging the scale of the place and relating to the large-scale artistic works, the ephemeral exhibition structure takes on a colorful and translucent textile skin that builds a lot of volume with little matter. Providing variations in scale, intensity, proportion and rhythm, the various squares (or exhibition rooms) of the museum space are defined by geometric buildings (or self-standing volumes) that house the works of art, seeking to take advantage of the verticality (and scale) of the central space of the shopping mall Centro Colombo in Lisbon.
Among the several "buildings" that draw this city, two invite to an interior visit, providing a distinct spatial experience: the immersive multimedia room and the architecture room.
If, during the day, the solar intensity will give body and volume to the "city", illuminating streets and squares; at night, the buildings turn on their lights from the inside (backlit volumes) providing a totally different spatial experience in the same museum space.
Architecture: Diogo Aguiar Studio
Team: Diogo Aguiar, Daniel Mudrák, Elena Bredariol, Tomáš Pevný, Dominika Widlarz
Client: Centro Colombo - Sonae Sierra
Photography: Ivo Tavares Studio
Challenging the scale of the place and relating to the large-scale artistic works, the ephemeral exhibition structure takes on a colorful and translucent textile skin that builds a lot of volume with little matter. Providing variations in scale, intensity, proportion and rhythm, the various squares (or exhibition rooms) of the museum space are defined by geometric buildings (or self-standing volumes) that house the works of art, seeking to take advantage of the verticality (and scale) of the central space of the shopping mall Centro Colombo in Lisbon.
Among the several "buildings" that draw this city, two invite to an interior visit, providing a distinct spatial experience: the immersive multimedia room and the architecture room.
If, during the day, the solar intensity will give body and volume to the "city", illuminating streets and squares; at night, the buildings turn on their lights from the inside (backlit volumes) providing a totally different spatial experience in the same museum space.
Architecture: Diogo Aguiar Studio
Team: Diogo Aguiar, Daniel Mudrák, Elena Bredariol, Tomáš Pevný, Dominika Widlarz
Client: Centro Colombo - Sonae Sierra
Photography: Ivo Tavares Studio
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