胡美兹美术馆-Museo-Jumex
上海
An exterior precedent of a travertine-clad museum featuring a sawtooth roof profile and carved public loggias, designed by David Chipperfield Architects.
- What we like about this project
- Large corner voids puncture the heavy stone massing, creating unexpected open-air viewing platforms.
Materials
- travertine
- glass
- stone
Visual identifiers
- travertine-facade
- sawtooth-roof
- carved-loggia
- raised-plazas
Style tags
- contemporary
- rationalist
- monumental
- stone-architecture
Visual tags
- cultural
- stone-clad
- museum
- urban-context
- monolithic
- Geometry
- An orthogonal multi-story mass featuring a stepped sawtooth roofline and large carved loggia openings cutting through the monolithic volume.
- Facade system
- Travertine panel cladding with deeply recessed punched windows and open-air loggias.
- Structural guess
- Steel and concrete frame with stone cladding
- Spatial scale
- Monumental cultural scale, balanced at the ground level by generous public steps and pedestrian pathways.
- Lighting
- Soft, overcast daylight casting gentle, diffused shadows across the travertine surfaces and urban landscape.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, civic dignity grounded in rich natural stone materiality and open public interface.
- Environmental context
- Located in a dense urban plaza surrounded by contemporary high-rise towers and mature trees.
- Spatial experience
- Approached across a public open plaza, the building reveals deep multi-story loggias that connect interior gallery spaces outward to the city.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stone coursing paired with vertical alignments of carved loggia openings and a rhythmic sawtooth roof profile.
- Style reading
- Contemporary monumental rationalism
- Program
- Art Museum and Cultural Center
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- travertine, glass, stone
- Visual identifiers
- travertine-facade, sawtooth-roof, carved-loggia, raised-plazas
- Style tags
- contemporary, rationalist, monumental, stone-architecture
- Visual tags
- cultural, stone-clad, museum, urban-context, monolithic
- Geometry
- An orthogonal multi-story mass featuring a stepped sawtooth roofline and large carved loggia openings cutting through the monolithic volume.
- Facade system
- Travertine panel cladding with deeply recessed punched windows and open-air loggias.
- Structural guess
- Steel and concrete frame with stone cladding
- Spatial scale
- Monumental cultural scale, balanced at the ground level by generous public steps and pedestrian pathways.
- Lighting
- Soft, overcast daylight casting gentle, diffused shadows across the travertine surfaces and urban landscape.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, civic dignity grounded in rich natural stone materiality and open public interface.
- Environmental context
- Located in a dense urban plaza surrounded by contemporary high-rise towers and mature trees.
- Spatial experience
- Approached across a public open plaza, the building reveals deep multi-story loggias that connect interior gallery spaces outward to the city.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stone coursing paired with vertical alignments of carved loggia openings and a rhythmic sawtooth roof profile.
- Style reading
- Contemporary monumental rationalism
- Program
- Art Museum and Cultural Center
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture