Museum of the Future of Design in Copenhagen
(2023) AAHM10 20231Department of Architecture and Built Environment
- Abstract
- The subject of this research was to conceptualize a Museum for the Future of Design in Copenhagen. Particularly, the museum collection focuses on experimental research in design, architecture, art, and engineering.
An open flat brownfield towards the sea on Refshaleøen Island was chosen as the most suitable
location for the Museum. Refshaleøen is a harbour and industrial area with a plethora of natural
and urban assets. The area has gained popularity in recent years as a cluster for creativity and
leisure.
The idea was to create long corridors with far-reaching sightlines, exhibition halls with roof
openings, and spaces with colourful surfaces that allow the gradations of daylight to enter the
structure. The purpose of this... (More) - The subject of this research was to conceptualize a Museum for the Future of Design in Copenhagen. Particularly, the museum collection focuses on experimental research in design, architecture, art, and engineering.
An open flat brownfield towards the sea on Refshaleøen Island was chosen as the most suitable
location for the Museum. Refshaleøen is a harbour and industrial area with a plethora of natural
and urban assets. The area has gained popularity in recent years as a cluster for creativity and
leisure.
The idea was to create long corridors with far-reaching sightlines, exhibition halls with roof
openings, and spaces with colourful surfaces that allow the gradations of daylight to enter the
structure. The purpose of this study was to encourage interaction and exploration by designing
spaces that could offer multiple sensory experiences.
Innovation and fluidity are the keywords of the concept. Two different cells - a sharper exterior,
and a soft interior cell- merge together to create the building. The outer layer is designed with an
industrial feel in mind - a look that is reminiscent of the past and that is well-fitting to the area.
This cell can be considered a "White Canvas" that sparks the public's curiosity to explore further.
Following a different logic, the inner cell has curved surfaces, textured elements, and accent colours
that enhance the overall experience.
The design is to inspire movement - a gesture that mimics the momentum of change/ future of
design. In addition, the inner spaces are kept fluid, and flexible - meaning they can transform over
time always according to the museum’s needs. The plan also incorporates spaces for resting and
reflecting, allowing the audience to pause and absorb the ambience.
In terms of the building program, the Museum is developed horizontally in two levels with a
total area of ~ 9,000 m2. (Less)
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- author
- Kalokyri, Ariadni LU
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- AAHM10 20231
- year
- 2023
- type
- H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
- subject
- language
- English
- id
- 9117680
- date added to LUP
- 2023-05-31 07:56:44
- date last changed
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@misc{9117680, abstract = {{The subject of this research was to conceptualize a Museum for the Future of Design in Copenhagen. Particularly, the museum collection focuses on experimental research in design, architecture, art, and engineering. An open flat brownfield towards the sea on Refshaleøen Island was chosen as the most suitable location for the Museum. Refshaleøen is a harbour and industrial area with a plethora of natural and urban assets. The area has gained popularity in recent years as a cluster for creativity and leisure. The idea was to create long corridors with far-reaching sightlines, exhibition halls with roof openings, and spaces with colourful surfaces that allow the gradations of daylight to enter the structure. The purpose of this study was to encourage interaction and exploration by designing spaces that could offer multiple sensory experiences. Innovation and fluidity are the keywords of the concept. Two different cells - a sharper exterior, and a soft interior cell- merge together to create the building. The outer layer is designed with an industrial feel in mind - a look that is reminiscent of the past and that is well-fitting to the area. This cell can be considered a "White Canvas" that sparks the public's curiosity to explore further. Following a different logic, the inner cell has curved surfaces, textured elements, and accent colours that enhance the overall experience. The design is to inspire movement - a gesture that mimics the momentum of change/ future of design. In addition, the inner spaces are kept fluid, and flexible - meaning they can transform over time always according to the museum’s needs. The plan also incorporates spaces for resting and reflecting, allowing the audience to pause and absorb the ambience. In terms of the building program, the Museum is developed horizontally in two levels with a total area of ~ 9,000 m2.}}, author = {{Kalokyri, Ariadni}}, language = {{eng}}, note = {{Student Paper}}, title = {{Museum of the Future of Design in Copenhagen}}, year = {{2023}}, }