Københavns Museum | Brisac Gonzalez
Copenhagen / Denmark / 2011
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The new museum will be within the existing Christian IV Bryghus that dates from 1608.The proposal is of a light touch, meaning that all proposed changes are reparable.
A new external core to the north allows for the three main floors to be completely uninterrupted by solid partitions. The floors are linked by a series of generous ramps that are placed between facing rows of tree-like timber columns. On levels 5 and 6 all floor boards will be removed thus exposing the soaring roof volume of the building. A metal walkway on top of the exposed beams of level 5 will provide access to existing roof mounted windows that afford spectacular views toward the city centre.
A new external core to the north allows for the three main floors to be completely uninterrupted by solid partitions. The floors are linked by a series of generous ramps that are placed between facing rows of tree-like timber columns. On levels 5 and 6 all floor boards will be removed thus exposing the soaring roof volume of the building. A metal walkway on top of the exposed beams of level 5 will provide access to existing roof mounted windows that afford spectacular views toward the city centre.
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The new museum will be within the existing Christian IV Bryghus that dates from 1608.The proposal is of a light touch, meaning that all proposed changes are reparable.A new external core to the north allows for the three main floors to be completely uninterrupted by solid partitions. The floors are linked by a series of generous ramps that are placed between facing rows of tree-like timber columns. On levels 5 and 6 all floor boards will be removed thus exposing the soaring roof volume of the...
- Year 2011
- Work started in 2011
- Work finished in 2011
- Status Unrealised proposals
- Type Museums
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