This museum of the artistic process and public art is located in Lund, Sweden and was designed in 2017 by Jonas Elding, Johan Oscarson, and Tristan Zelic of the architectural firm Elding Oscarson. The museum has recreation areas such as restaurant, shops, a lobby, and a multipurpose room.
The roof extends to 27 meters and is composed of an aluminum mirror plate, which aims to achieve a space experience that is not clearly interior, but that also retains some of the character of an open inner courtyard.
The furniture of the restaurant, lobby, and store are designed by Elding Oscarson and convey the unfinished character of a sketch or prototype. As a whole, the intention is to add a valuable experience of architecture within the park, as the museum gets an updated interface, becoming a more functional place for people to get together.
Its exterior, with walls of steel, glass, and concrete creates several blocks that are united to each other and maintain their harmony.
The interior, a space full of magic that fascinates us, invites us to know each of the works that are shown there in a very particular way.
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Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Exterior of steel, concrete, and glass building surrounded by gardens
Modern interior of wooden walls and furniture that resembles stones
Modern interior of wooden walls and furniture that resembles stones
Modern interior of wooden walls and furniture that resembles stones
Modern interior of wooden walls and furniture that resembles stones
Modern interior of wooden walls and furniture that resembles stones
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