挪威MM1当代艺术展厅/Rintala Eggertsson Architects

发布于：2023-06-18 00:16:44

Norway MM1 Contemporary Art Exhibition Room

设计方：Rintala Eggertsson Architects

位置：挪威

分类：商业建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Dagur Eggertsson, Sami Rintala, Pasi Aalto, Mina-Mathilde Håøya, Anja Petkovic Karlsen, Hanna Hallbö

合作方：Pasi Aalto

图片：16张

摄影师：Are Carlsen

这是由Rintala Eggertsson Architects设计的MM1当代艺术展厅。该项目是奥斯陆Therese界城市介入项目的一部分，设计和施工用了两个星期，是与奥斯陆建筑设计学院（ASO）的学生合作。场地位于Margrethe Munthes广场，一个三角形广场，周边是繁忙的Therese街和Sten街以及一条局部与Therese街平行的安静的住宅区道路。这个广场是该区域的重要枢纽，设有一个电车站、城市公共自行车停放点和社区垃圾回收点。由于大部分这些功能是由国际多媒体公司运行，这个广场有着大型广告牌和商业海报，只在阴影角落能欣赏自然风景。建筑师的目标是设计一个能解决喧哗和视觉混杂的活动空间。

经过一段时间的研究，越来越明显地需要高密度的视觉艺术家、建筑师和文化工作者，这将自然地关注文化活动和视觉艺术。该方案提出做一个开放式的画廊空间，大受市政府和视觉艺术家的好评。在2014年夏末，该展览厅完工，其设计工作室得以运行。该展览厅包括四个展示柜，向公众展出了当地艺术作品。展厅分为四个体块，行人流线可以通过广场进入。中间区域将布置室内庭院及一棵大栗子树。展厅自身朝向庭院。

译者：艾比

From the architect. The exhibition room was designed and built during a two week workshop with students from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) as a part of a larger urban intervention programme for the Therese street in Oslo where the aim was to test out scenarios for further development in the area.

The site is Margrethe Munthes plass, a triangular square in the intersection between the busy Therese street and Sten street, a quiet residential street running partly parallel to Therese street. The square is an important hub in the area with a tram stop, citibike-parking and a recycling point for the neighborhood households. As many of these functions are run by international media companies, the square has become dominated by large advertisements and commercial posters leaving much of the natural beauty of the spot in the shadow. Our aim was therefore to revitalize the space with an activity which could function as a counterpoint to the prevailing loudness and the visual chaos.

After a period of research into the demographics, it became more and more apparent that with a high density of visual artists, architects and cultural workers it would be natural to focus on cultural activities and visual art in particular. The proposal to do an open gallery space was well received by the municipality and the visual artists who were first approached with the idea. During the late summer of 2014 the exhibition program was completed and the design-make workshop could begin.

The exhibition room consists of four cabinets for displaying contemporary art to the general public. By dividing the exhibition into four volumes, the pedestrian traffic could continue to pass through the square. The in-between area would then function as an interior courtyard with the canopy of the large chestnut tree as a roof. The exhibition itself is oriented towards the courtyard, leaving the outside pass through .