Four staggered Volumina form quartet-songzhuang Z Museum
The quartet – Songzhuang Z Museum, designed by Team_BLDG, Effects a 1990s Concrete house in ChinaThe first contemporary rural art museum dedicated weaving. The design of the museum is located in the mountain village of Songzhuang, Zhejiang, in the traditional houses of the museum in the traditional houses of the landscape and includes the contrast to its surroundings and is resonance with the spirit of the rural village. The building consists of four vertically staggered volumes, creating a dynamic composition that serves as the “quartet” of shapes.
The design can be inspired by traditional textile weaving with red and white inspiration aluminum Grille to form a sensitive education facade That changes all day over the color. The square aluminum tubes, which are arranged to simulate the chain and the fabric shot, enable a changing visual effect, which depending on the weather and time of day from translucent pink to ghostly white. This approach turns the mass of the building into something lighter and more short -lived and gives the structure depth and texture.
Z Museum is located in a 600-year-old old village | All pictures by Jonathan Leijonhufvud
The design of Team_BLDG is characterized by traditional Chinese weaving
Internally, the museum emphasizes the clarity and connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. A “light fountain” cuts the building and ensures natural light and warmth and combines the three levels visually and physically. The Architectural team At Team_BLDG, the layout of the exhibition halls around this central shaft organizes and offers a view of other visitors and the surrounding landscape. New configured window openings frame the views of the village and enable the interaction between the inner work of art and the external environment. The museum's roof terrace offers panoramic views of Songzhuang and further connects the museum with the natural landscape.
The interior also has a custom “loom” venue series for the museum's Café and Shop, inspired by traditional web shapes. These parts are built from red woven straps and square steel tube frames and reflect the outer grille and continue the topic of weaving during the entire interior design business. The entire design compensates for contemporary architectural interventions with the preservation of the original character of the building and creates a space that is in the case with both modernity and tradition.
The colors of each facade change and change with the changing light
Four staggered volumes form the core of the composition of the museum
The leaves of peach blossom interacts with the woven facade