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Adjaye associates unveils brick museum organized around shaded garden rooms

September 10

Courtyards bring filtered light and public circulation deep into the museum.

The museum is composed of brick galleries separated by a sequence of shaded gardens. Visitors move between controlled exhibition rooms and open-air spaces planted with drought-resistant trees, creating a rhythm of concentration and release. The brick envelope uses deep openings and perforated screens to moderate heat while giving the façades a changing pattern of shadow. Public routes continue through the site even when the galleries are closed.

Courtyards bring filtered light and public circulation deep into the museum.

The museum is composed of brick galleries separated by a sequence of shaded gardens. Visitors move between controlled exhibition rooms and open-air spaces planted with drought-resistant trees, creating a rhythm of concentration and release. The brick envelope uses deep openings and perforated screens to moderate heat while giving the façades a changing pattern of shadow. Public routes continue through the site even when the galleries are closed.

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ArchDaily

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Adjaye associates unveils brick museum organized around shaded garden rooms

September 10

Courtyards bring filtered light and public circulation deep into the museum.

The museum is composed of brick galleries separated by a sequence of shaded gardens. Visitors move between controlled exhibition rooms and open-air spaces planted with drought-resistant trees, creating a rhythm of concentration and release. The brick envelope uses deep openings and perforated screens to moderate heat while giving the façades a changing pattern of shadow. Public routes continue through the site even when the galleries are closed.

Courtyards bring filtered light and public circulation deep into the museum.

The museum is composed of brick galleries separated by a sequence of shaded gardens. Visitors move between controlled exhibition rooms and open-air spaces planted with drought-resistant trees, creating a rhythm of concentration and release. The brick envelope uses deep openings and perforated screens to moderate heat while giving the façades a changing pattern of shadow. Public routes continue through the site even when the galleries are closed.

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ArchDaily

ArchDaily

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