挪威利勒哈默美术馆与电影院扩建/Snøhetta

发布于：2023-07-30 20:45:26

英文名称：Norway Virtua Harbor Museum and inema expansion

工程内容：实景照片

位置：挪威

设计公司：Snøhetta

摄影师：Ketil Jacobsen, Mark Syke

这是由Snøhetta设计的利勒哈默美术馆与电影院扩建。在利勒哈默美术馆首次扩建完工的22年后，Snøhetta受委托对其进行再次扩建改造，整体改造了美术馆与毗邻电影院。艺术贯彻了该项目的各个方面，从景观到功能，再到建筑自身。在这个项目中，建筑师试图联系了1960年代的原建筑的建筑语言与当代的建筑风格。如今，2016年的这次扩建通过新建的Weidemannsalen展览厅连接了两座现状的机构，并新建了两家剧院和利勒哈默电影院的室内改造。

Twenty two years after completing the first expansion to the Lillehammer ArtMuseum, Snøhetta is honored to expand the project yet again, creating a holisticexpression for both the art museum and the adjacent cinema. Integration of artplays a central role in all aspects of the project, from the landscape to the programto the buildings themselves.The Lillehammer Art Museum and Lillehammer Cinema were first established inan ErlingViksjø-designed building in 1964, which is considered today a definiterepresentation of the architectural style of its time. In 1994, Snøhetta completedan extension to the Museum with the construction of an independent buildingthat sought to bridge the architectural language of the original 1960s buildingsand contemporary formal expression. Now, in 2016, a second Snøhetta-designedexpansion connects the two existing institutions with the addition of the newexhibition hall Weidemannsalen to the Museum, and two theaters and an interiorrenovation to the Lillehammer Cinema.

The expansion of the Museum is created on idea of art hovering above a transparent base. The new space houses a children’s workshop at ground level with floor-toceiling windows and sits beneath a cantilevered hall wrapped in a dynamic metal façade. The circulation through the Museum is significantly improved, with a new connection below the art garden enhancing the visitor experience.The second story gallery is dedicated to housing the works of Lillehammer based artistJakobWeidemann (1923-2001). The gallery’s striking metallic wrapping reflects the surrounding context and changes its appearance with the light. The façade was created by late Norwegian artist BårdBreivik (1948-2016), and it is conceptually rooted in the sculptural idea of a shooting star, a dramatic symbol of the importance of Weidemann’s contribution to Norwegian painting. The façade is made from driven, highly polished stainless steel, with reliefs at approximately

25cm deep.

The Lillehammer Cinema added two new auditoriums and renovated its existing circulation space. One auditorium is integrated in the existing building structure, and the second is located below the art garden, between the two existing buildings. The entrance façade is renewed to compliment the style of the original building and brings to front a wall integrated with art by Odd Tandberg. The key concept is to bring back the foyer as an extension of the plaza in front of the Cinema, creating a stronger connection between the city and the foyer, as Viksjø originally had imagined it. With this, Tandbergs wall art in the foyer is again part of the city.

The integration of art, architecture, and landscape is an important feature in both Snøhetta and ErlingViksjø’s work. When Snøhetta designed the museum expansion in 1994, the spaces in between the buildings were transformed into an art garden in the firm’s first collaboration with artist BårdBreivik. For the recent expansion, it has been important to again enhance these connecting spaces, bringing the three volumes together in one complete project The expansion of the Lillehammer Art Museum and Lillehammer Cinema wascompleted throughout spring 2016, with the Museum being completed in January,the Cinema in March, and the return of the art garden being completed in May.