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T.Y.B.ARCH
The Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre
Philosophy
Achitecture tells a story about the world, our desires and dreams.
Architecture, and the buildings, are much more than a place, they are
destinations meant to evoke emotion and to make you think about the world
we all live in.
Buildings and urban projects are crafted with perceptible human energy and
that they speak to the larger cultural community in which they are built.
Desconstructivism
Competition: 1989
Completion: 1999
Opening: 2001
Client: Stiftung Juedisches Museum Berlin
INTRODUCTION
The jewish museum (judisches museum berlin) completed in 1999 and opened in
2001 is one of the largest Jewish Museums in Europe. In three buildings, two of
which are new additions specifically built for the museum by architect Daniel
Libeskind two millennia of German-Jewish history are on display in the
permanent exhibition as well as in various changing exhibitions.
STAR represents Jewish history and culture throughout the history of Berlin and its
absence in the present-day city.
ZIG-ZAG LINE represents the atrocities done on Jewish
Concept
The new design was based on three concepts that formed the museum’s
foundation :-
• First the impossibility of understanding the history of Berlin without
understanding the enormous intellectual, economic and cultural contribution
made by the Jewish citizens of Berlin.
• Second, the necessity to integrate physically and spiritually the meaning of
the Holocaust into the consciousness and memory of the city of Berlin.
• Third that only through the acknowledgement and incorporation of this
erasure and void of Jewish life in Berlin, can the history of Berlin and
Europe have a human future.
Numerous numbers of trajectories betweentwo points (AB), representing the individual
biographicaltrajectories of citizens of Berlin, which Libeskind refers to as
Histories.
DESIGN EVOLUTION
Design
The Jewish Museum essentially consists of two buildings –
• a baroque old building (that formerly housed the Berlin Museum).
• a new deconstructivist-style building by Libeskind
The two buildings have no visible connection above ground and the new one is
accessible only via an underground passage from the old building.
The Jewish Museum is clad chiefly with titanium-covered zinc which will oxidize and
turn bluish as it weathers.
- The first axis ends at a long staircase that leads to the permanent exhibition.
• The second axis connects the Museum proper to The Garden of Exile, whose foundation is
tilted.
• The Garden of Exile is reached after leaving the axes. Forty-nine concrete stela rise out of the
square plot. The whole garden is on a 12° gradient and disorients visitors, giving them a sense
of the total instability and lack of orientation experienced by those driven out of Germany.
In the museum different plans are shown where different activity zones are placed
For the visitors and the workers.
For example :- circulation, Exhibition shapes, voids, administrative space, library,
mechanical space.
DENVER ART MUSEUM
-- DENVER, USA.
COMPLETED :- 2006.
Old Museum, now known as North building. New Museum building. Constructed right in front of
Was completed in 1971. Designed by Italian architect the old one across the road.
Gio Ponti
IT IS A KIND OF CITY HUB, TYING
TOGETHER DOWNTOWN, THE CIVIC
CENTER, AND FORMING A STRONG
CONNECTION TO THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE
NEIGHBORHOOD.(the new modern society in
contrast to the old Denver areas.) THE PROJECT IS
NOT DESIGNED AS A STAND ALONE
BUILDING, BUT AS PART OF A COMPOSITION
OF PUBLIC SPACES, MONUMENTS AND
GATEWAYS IN THIS DEVELOPING PART OF
THE CITY.