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Museum in The Dock. Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group / Exhibition Design: Kossmann.dejong | Bruce Peters | 9789198075649 | Arvinius + Orfeus

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Museum in The Dock

Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group | Exhibition Design: Kossmann.dejong

Auteur:Bruce Peters

Uitgever:Arvinius + Orfeus

ISBN: 978-91-980756-4-9

  • Hardcover
  • Engels
  • 200 pagina's
  • 1 jan. 2014

How does one breathe new life into an abandoned dry dock? BIG architects have designed an extraordinary museum to revive Denmark s proud maritime history. The Danish Maritime Museum will fit into a unique historical and spatial context between one of Denmark s most important buildings the world-famous Kronborg Castle and a new, ambitious cultural centre. 

In order to preserve the dock as an open, outdoor space, BIG has placed the museum underground, just outside the wall of a dry dock in a formerly abandoned shipyard. In this subterranean position, the museum appears as part of the cultural environment, while at the same time standing as an independent institution. Through this extraordinary museum, BIG once again confirms its position as one of the world s leading architectural offices.

How does one breathe new life into an abandoned dry dock? BIG architects have designed an extraordinary museum to revive Denmark s proud maritime history. The Danish Maritime Museum will fit into a unique historical and spatial context between one of Denmark s most important buildings the world-famous Kronborg Castle and a new, ambitious cultural centre.

In order to preserve the dock as an open, outdoor space, BIG has placed the museum underground, just outside the wall of a dry dock in a formerly abandoned shipyard. In this subterranean position, the museum appears as part of the cultural environment, while at the same time standing as an independent institution. Through this extraordinary museum, BIG once again confirms its position as one of the world s leading architectural offices.

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