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National Energy Museum
via RaichdelRio (architectural rendering by sbda)
“in the competition, first thing we discover is a great ruin and thus decide to respect it at its maximum and use the renewed walls and existing spaces as the main character of the exhibition: three floors with three histories and very specific ambiance.
·upper floor (in): we take advantage of the amazing coal supplier to create an inmersive experience as an entrance
·forth floor (out): we deny the coal supplier and create two meandrous walls that contain information
·third floor (on): we put the information on the walls of the coal supplier and create meandrous sitting to enjoy it”
Learn more about the project @ RaichdelRio‘s blog »
Kienholz. The Signs of The Times
via designartnews.com | photo © Norbert Miguletz
Rebellious, provocative, and ever polarizing, Kienholz’s oeuvre has always caused quite a stir since its beginnings in the mid-1950s, first the works of Ed Kienholz alone, then later, from 1972 on, the collaborative projects with his wife, Nancy Reddin Kienholz.
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