Further inside, four monumental pictures dominate the show. The beautifully created exhibit looks sleek and flawless, appearing seamless from the outside, as it uses the same type of stone as the overall building where the gallery is located. Even upon entering the show, the displays convey the impression of moving walls but this is not the case, it is just an elaborate illution, designed by Konieczny and his team together with the gallery's curators. ‘Moving Architecture' may be entirely composed of static elements, yet it is especially designed to instigate motion – urging the viewers to move around the exhibits and examine architecture through a spatial journey. KWK Promes Robert Konieczny explores the very nature of architecture in a new exhibition at the Architektur Galerie in Berlin. Pictured, Esencial’s contribution to the exhibition. ‘This collective effort from a group of world-class architects and practices celebrates the capacity of architecture as an imaginative force, that can help us think radically and practically about the future city,’ says exhibition curator James Taylor-Foster. Hatz, Hermansson Hiller Lundberg, AT-HH, OKK+, Krupinski/Krupinska, Nilsson Rahm and Tor Lindstrand – hope to stimulate dialogue around bettering the future of Skeppsbron. Showcasing drawings, models, words and reference objects, participating practices – Esencial, Elizabeth B. Stockholm’s ArkDes asks a singular question in its latest exhibition – What do we want our city to be? Taking the historical commercial centre of Stockholm, Skeppsbron, as a case study, eight of the Swedish capital’s brightest firms present their vision for a better city. Courtesy: Krupinski/Krupinska)ĪrkDes – Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design
0 kommentar(er)
