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The Athens Concert Hall Shop_The_M-Shop
The Athens Concert Hall Shop_The_M-Shop
Athens, Greece
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Other Projects by Kokkinou Kourkoulas
The Athens Concert Hall Shop_The_M-Shop
Athens, Greece
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Type
YEAR
2013
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
"TROJAN SOUND"
This phrase can summarize our concept which characterises
our architecture proposal for the shop of Athens Concert Hall. To the music prevailing throughout the building of Megaron, we offer in contrast a mixed note, in counterpoint - like two different melodic lines in a simultaneous sound.
Our approach was to contradict the ideas of complete harmonization and integration.
We saw the building as a given background in which the shop should be displayed as a standalone object. This relationship between background and object is designed to initiate
a spatial dialogue. This dialogue hopes to extend the current framework of Megaron in new directions.
The form-geometry of the cylinder, the raw materials, the milled steel, the wood and
the plexiglass and the feeling of a mobile object (like furniture), rests independent from the existing character of the surrounding structure and launches a new situation inside the building.
This intervention aspires to act as a capacitor which will liven areas throughout the building
offering new experiences to visitors.
This phrase can summarize our concept which characterises
our architecture proposal for the shop of Athens Concert Hall. To the music prevailing throughout the building of Megaron, we offer in contrast a mixed note, in counterpoint - like two different melodic lines in a simultaneous sound.
Our approach was to contradict the ideas of complete harmonization and integration.
We saw the building as a given background in which the shop should be displayed as a standalone object. This relationship between background and object is designed to initiate
a spatial dialogue. This dialogue hopes to extend the current framework of Megaron in new directions.
The form-geometry of the cylinder, the raw materials, the milled steel, the wood and
the plexiglass and the feeling of a mobile object (like furniture), rests independent from the existing character of the surrounding structure and launches a new situation inside the building.
This intervention aspires to act as a capacitor which will liven areas throughout the building
offering new experiences to visitors.
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