Berlin 20th C Museum.

ArchiPro Project Summary - Museum of the 20th Century in Berlin, completed in 2015 for the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, features a harmonious blend of constraint and freedom, with innovative bronze perforated cladding and a landscape podium, enhancing its architectural dialogue with the Neue Nationalgalerie.

Title:: Museum of the 20th Century, Berlin
Architect:: Architecture AND
Category:: Community/; Public and Cultural
Completed:: 2015
Client:: Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

The proposal reconciled concepts of constraint zwang and freedom freiheit, extending the critical alignments of Mies van der Rohe’s Neue Nationalgalerie, transforming these embedded geometries with arcs in plan and section. In contrast to the abstract, rectilinear materiality of it’s neighbour, the proposal incorporated textural bronze perforated cladding and set the structure on a landscape podium.

Project team: Andrew Burns, Jonathon Donnelly

Landscape Architect: Turf Design

Modelmaker: Make Models

Location: Berlin, Germany

Year: 2015

Client: Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

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Elevation - the geometry sweeps upward from the Neue Nationalgalerie roof alignment

Primary gallery spaces are located within the upper level, over a transparent groundplane with front of house and social functions

Perforated cladding enables secondary arcing geometry within the facade

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