box in a crystal
the new museum integrates as a standalone structure into the park landscape, gaining a distinctive presence through its curved form. the central exhibition space is designed as a flexible, open area, with geometry and lighting specifically optimized for diverse art presentations. this design allows for easy adaptation of the space to different exhibitions and usage scenarios.
space in-between
the outer shell, made of concave-shaped metal mesh, creates a sense of lightness and transparency. the space between the inner "jewel box" and the outer facade is utilized for naturally lit areas and generous circulation zones, making the building both functional and easily accessible. the spacious foyer links the museum with the surrounding public space and serves as an inviting interface to the city.
potential
the museum stands out for its high flexibility in usage: during exhibition hours, the exhibition space can be configured in an open layout, allowing for free movement and creating a spacious atmosphere. for evening events or gastronomy, the space can be transformed into a closed box layout, providing a more intimate setting. the bar faces the plaza, offering views of the old town, while the restaurant is oriented towards the riverbank.