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MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: [email protected]
MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS
[ROME, ITALY]
1997-2005 [under construction]
PROGRAM:
Contemporary art and architecture centre, temporary exhibition spaces
CLIENT:
Italian Ministry of Culture, Rome, Italy
ARCHITECT:
Design Project Architect Local Architect
Zaha Hadid with Patrik Schumacher Gianluca Racana [Zaha Hadid] ABT srl [Rome, Italy]
CONSULTANTS:
Structure
Anthony Hunt Associates [London, UK] OK Design Group [Rome, Italy]
M&E
Max Fordham and Partners [London, UK] OK Design Group [Rome, Italy]
Lighting
Equation Lighting [London, UK]
Acoustic
Paul Gilleron Acoustic [London, UK]
SIZE/AREA :
30,000 m2
The Contemporary Art and Architecture Centre for Rome is the first national museum for contemporary art in Italy. The new Institution has been established by act of parliament and the design of the building is the first concrete step in the creation of the institution. A large urban site in the Flaminia district on the northern edge of the historic centre has been allocated for the building. The centre comprises spaces for permanent, temporary and commercial galleries, an architecture centre, a conference centre as well as a library. The concept for the project is based on the idea of 'irrigating' the large urban field with linear display surfaces, weaving a dense texture of interior and exterior spaces. The institution is thus rendered porous for the casual visitor, either providing en passe delight or enticing entry. Our design for the Contemporary Art Centre in Rome was awarded the 1st Prize in an International Design Competition in February 1999. We have been awarded the full contract for all architectural and engineering services. Construction begins in 2003, and the project is scheduled for completion in 2005. MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS [ROME, ITALY]
MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS
[ROME, ITALY]
1997-2005 [under construction]
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MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: [email protected]
MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS
[ROME, ITALY]
1997-2005 [under construction]
PROGRAM:
Contemporary art and architecture centre, temporary exhibition spaces
CLIENT:
Italian Ministry of Culture, Rome, Italy
ARCHITECT:
Design Project Architect Local Architect
Zaha Hadid with Patrik Schumacher Gianluca Racana [Zaha Hadid] ABT srl [Rome, Italy]
CONSULTANTS:
Structure
Anthony Hunt Associates [London, UK] OK Design Group [Rome, Italy]
M&E
Max Fordham and Partners [London, UK] OK Design Group [Rome, Italy]
Lighting
Equation Lighting [London, UK]
Acoustic
Paul Gilleron Acoustic [London, UK]
SIZE/AREA :
30,000 m2
The Contemporary Art and Architecture Centre for Rome is the first national museum for contemporary art in Italy. The new Institution has been established by act of parliament and the design of the building is the first concrete step in the creation of the institution. A large urban site in the Flaminia district on the northern edge of the historic centre has been allocated for the building. The centre comprises spaces for permanent, temporary and commercial galleries, an architecture centre, a conference centre as well as a library. The concept for the project is based on the idea of 'irrigating' the large urban field with linear display surfaces, weaving a dense texture of interior and exterior spaces. The institution is thus rendered porous for the casual visitor, either providing en passe delight or enticing entry. Our design for the Contemporary Art Centre in Rome was awarded the 1st Prize in an International Design Competition in February 1999. We have been awarded the full contract for all architectural and engineering services. Construction begins in 2003, and the project is scheduled for completion in 2005. MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS [ROME, ITALY]
MAXXI: NATIONAL CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS
[ROME, ITALY]
1997-2005 [under construction]
© Steve Double
PP_PAINTING_02
© Zaha Hadid Office
PP_RENDERING_01
PP_RENDERING_02
PP_RENDERING_03
PP_RENDERING_04
© Zaha Hadid Office
PP_S-DOUBLE_02
© Zaha Hadid Office
© Steve Double
© Zaha Hadid Office
© Steve Double
PP_PAINTING_01
© Zaha Hadid Office
PP_RENDERING_05
© Zaha Hadid Office
© Zaha Hadid Office
PP_MODEL_01
PP_MODEL_02
© Steve Double
PP_S-DOUBLE_01
ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS PLEASE CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER AS MENTIONED
Studio 9, 10 Bowling green lane EC1ROBQ London [email protected]
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