Buenos aires New Contemporary Art Museum
DEMATERIALIZATION VS MATERIALIZATION
-Art Museum Design Exploring Multi-Faced Manifestation of the Materiality in Contemporary Architecture-
Competition Year : 2012 Type : Cultural Location : Buenos Aires, Argentina Design Team : Woo Hyoung Lee, Hyun Ki Yun, Jang Hee Lee, Jang Won Lee,
Yeong Gon Lee, Jae Yong Yu, Byeong Jun Kim
Intended design concept pursues Conversions in the Characteristics of Materiality for Major Building Components that are exterior envelope and interior space by Burring Defined Hard Edge(Exterior Surface) VS Substantiating Undefined Soft Edge(Interior Void) in oder to challenge the boundary of definition of architectural materiality.
Specifically, the concept carried out through Dematerializing Material Exterior Surface Enveloped with Sprayed Mist and Materializing Immaterial Interior Void Enveloped with translucent Glass Louvers.
Governing architectural expression at exterior with louver provide Green features to the design by providing first, Evaporative Cooling at facade: water spray creating mist around building for the summer to cool down the temperature of the atmosphere. Second, Passive Ventilation at facade: heat chimney to vent out used air from building inside. Third, Solar Heating at roof: evacuated tube collectors to provide required heating road for the building. to achieve all of the above, louver transforms color from white at the bottom to black at the roof with gentle gradation.
Also Governing architectural expression at interior with translucent louver provides partitions for the exhibition, railing at void, finish pattern at floor and ceiling and artificial lights to glow at night.
Buenos aires New Contemporary Art Museum
DEMATERIALIZATION VS MATERIALIZATION
-Art Museum Design Exploring Multi-Faced Manifestation of the Materiality in Contemporary Architecture-
Competition Year : 2012 Type : Cultural Location : Buenos Aires, Argentina Design Team : Woo Hyoung Lee, Hyun Ki Yun, Jang Hee Lee, Jang Won Lee,
Yeong Gon Lee, Jae Yong Yu, Byeong Jun Kim
Intended design concept pursues Conversions in the Characteristics of Materiality for Major Building Components that are exterior envelope and interior space by Burring Defined Hard Edge(Exterior Surface) VS Substantiating Undefined Soft Edge(Interior Void) in oder to challenge the boundary of definition of architectural materiality.
Specifically, the concept carried out through Dematerializing Material Exterior Surface Enveloped with Sprayed Mist and Materializing Immaterial Interior Void Enveloped with translucent Glass Louvers.
Governing architectural expression at exterior with louver provide Green features to the design by providing first, Evaporative Cooling at facade: water spray creating mist around building for the summer to cool down the temperature of the atmosphere. Second, Passive Ventilation at facade: heat chimney to vent out used air from building inside. Third, Solar Heating at roof: evacuated tube collectors to provide required heating road for the building. to achieve all of the above, louver transforms color from white at the bottom to black at the roof with gentle gradation.
Also Governing architectural expression at interior with translucent louver provides partitions for the exhibition, railing at void, finish pattern at floor and ceiling and artificial lights to glow at night.
