Guggenheim Helsinki Design Competition | Vladimir Prodan
by Gorgona Architecture & Design Helsinki / Finland / 2014
Guggenheim museums raised a high standard for the museum world. The challenge is to create a distinct museum, one worthy of Guggenheim name and a prominent symbol of Helsinki.
Starting from the meaning of the word – “museum- an institution … for public viewing through exhibits…”, it became obvious that “viewing” is a crucial word for any museum. Yet Guggenheim Helsinki is to have a different approach from an ordinary viewing experience. Inspired from the cityscape of Helsinki, the idea is in creating a new mix of a museum building resembling the waves of the see scaled to a cruise ship, combined with an observatory wheel to create a new viewing experience for both museum interior and exterior exhibits, and undoubtedly the city itself.
The museum building will not only drive the visitors to its exhibits in new way but will also become a multipurpose center, a landmark for event celebration.
Guggenheim museums raised a high standard for the museum world. The challenge is to create a distinct museum, one worthy of Guggenheim name and a prominent symbol of Helsinki. Starting from the meaning of the word – “museum- an institution … for public viewing through exhibits…”, it became obvious that “viewing” is a crucial word for any museum. Yet Guggenheim Helsinki is to have a different approach from an ordinary viewing experience....
- Year 2014
- Work started in 2014
- Status Competition works
- Type Museums
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