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| Renderings: Charles Wallon, Airstudio. |
AZC Architects combine childish play with artistic functionality in
these rendering for an arts pavilion in Hong Kong. Located in West Kowloon, the
proposal overlooks Victoria Harbour and is designed to primarily be an exhibition
space for art programmes until the neighbouring M+ Museum opens in 2017.
The design team explained: “our project envisions the Arts Pavilion as a
place combining leisure and art, in creating a popular spot welcoming to all.
We designed a space for learning, relaxation, and discussion; an architectural
and cultural icon in the heart of the park.”
The space is created to be understated; the strength of the design is
not to overpower any exhibition that is showing inside. To this purpose, floor-length
glass windows encompass the whole building, and a perforated metal structure
creates a broad and open atmosphere, allowing a large amount of daylight to
stream in.
Circling the building is a merry-go-round, which climbs and falls on a
waved platform, giving children a complete and inimitable experience of a famously
stunning harbour.
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