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Yozgat Cultural Center
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STATUS
Concept
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
The archaeological museum complex in Yozgat, Turkey, is a thoughtful fusion of landscape and history, situated on a high slope that also houses an ancient fountain from the same archaeological period. The complex is divided into two distinct sections: the base structure and the museum tour block.
The base structure serves multiple functions, accommodating support units, social spaces like a conference hall and cafeteria, as well as a research center. Its design is open and scattered, with semi-open public spaces that invite interaction and create a welcoming meeting point for local visitors. This layout subtly mirrors the varied types of spaces within, offering an informal gathering space for both museum-goers and city dwellers.
In contrast, the museum block stands apart with a more abstract and elevated form, utilizing a prismatic geometric design. Its indirect accessibility, due to its placement above the base, adds a sense of discovery to the visitor's experience. The façade, with its lined-up lamella design, reflects both modern minimalism and the historical depth of the artifacts within.
The base structure serves multiple functions, accommodating support units, social spaces like a conference hall and cafeteria, as well as a research center. Its design is open and scattered, with semi-open public spaces that invite interaction and create a welcoming meeting point for local visitors. This layout subtly mirrors the varied types of spaces within, offering an informal gathering space for both museum-goers and city dwellers.
In contrast, the museum block stands apart with a more abstract and elevated form, utilizing a prismatic geometric design. Its indirect accessibility, due to its placement above the base, adds a sense of discovery to the visitor's experience. The façade, with its lined-up lamella design, reflects both modern minimalism and the historical depth of the artifacts within.
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