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Sculpture Museum in Madrid
Sculpture Museum in Madrid
Madrid, Spain
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Other Projects by Arquitectos Madrid 2.0 | Arquitectura, Construcción y Reformas de Viviendas
Sculpture Museum in Madrid
Madrid, Spain
YEAR
2012
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
The new Sculpture Museum of Leganés will dispose of interior space, through a large continuous space for the exhibition of artistic works . A continuous flowing space with soft curves that make it up . Their organic shapes attached to the dematerialisation of its lining thanks to the passage of outside light , allows us to make a container in which your physical limits are diluted and mixed interior and exterior , linking the existing New Museum Outdoor.
This new atmosphere of subdued light , likened to that in the interior of a forest, is generated by the structure of the building envelope , determined by the operation of two mathematical concepts, which combined together , allow us the correct definition for the construction.
" Voronoi diagrams are one of the simplest methods of interpolation , based on the Euclidean distance , and is especially appropriate where the data are qualitative . They are created to connect the dots together , tracing the bisectors of the connecting segment . The intersections of these bisectors determine a number of polygons in a two-dimensional space around a set of control points , so that the perimeter of polygons generated is equidistant from neighboring points and designating its area of influence "
This new atmosphere of subdued light , likened to that in the interior of a forest, is generated by the structure of the building envelope , determined by the operation of two mathematical concepts, which combined together , allow us the correct definition for the construction.
" Voronoi diagrams are one of the simplest methods of interpolation , based on the Euclidean distance , and is especially appropriate where the data are qualitative . They are created to connect the dots together , tracing the bisectors of the connecting segment . The intersections of these bisectors determine a number of polygons in a two-dimensional space around a set of control points , so that the perimeter of polygons generated is equidistant from neighboring points and designating its area of influence "
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