|
title |
Adaptable
Architecture Gallery on the Thames river
|
| year |
2008 |
|
location |
London,
UK
|
| status |
competition |
| client |
Arquitectum |
| architects |
ggc+p
a, Lorenzo Martella |
| program |
exhibition
spaces and services; total area: 500 m2 |
| links |
www.arquitectum.com |
| |
| It's
offered to us the opportunity to represent the elusive nature
of the contemporary city which, reinventing itself throught a
continuous process, appears without shape and crossed by an elusive
fluency. We have thought of a dynamic architecture with shaded
borders able to dissolve itself in the environment in order to
answer to unexpected changes of the contemporary city; this (architecture)
will succeed to overcome the division conception to the space
that receive it. A vivacious continuous internal course will create
a succession of spaces for art and architecture on the water plane
and for relaxation on the first floor; these (spaces) will be
always able to create new scenarios of mutations like the eddies
in the regular flow of Thames river. |