Mexico City Design Museum
Mexico City Design Museum ArchTriumph Competition Received 4th Place Award Mexico City / Mexico / 2014
The project was to design a new Design Museum for Mexico City in one of the busiest commercial centers of the city. Our concept utilizes the site's location and shape and envisages an elongated mass along the main axis of the site rising elegantly from the ground and creating a canopy in the southern edge of the building, used as the main entrance point for the visitors. This canopy shape is meant to create a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, essentially shielding the visitors from the hustle and bustle of Mexico City.
The museum section will have light beige concrete surface engraved with ancient Aztec patterns to link the modern building with Mexico's rich cultural heritage. While the educational/office section will have a more subdued dark surface made of fiber cement panels, creating a contrast between the two masses.
The project was to design a new Design Museum for Mexico City in one of the busiest commercial centers of the city. Our concept utilizes the site's location and shape and envisages an elongated mass along the main axis of the site rising elegantly from the ground and creating a canopy in the southern edge of the building, used as the main entrance point for the visitors. This canopy shape is meant to create a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, essentially shielding the visitors from the hustle...
- Year 2014
- Client ArchTriumph
- Status Unrealised proposals
- Type Office Buildings / Theatres / Museums / Libraries / Conference Centres / Pavilions / Exhibition Design / Restaurants / Lighting Design / Art Galleries / Exhibitions /Installations / Book shops / Media Libraries / Furniture design / Product design
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