herzog & de meuron completes perez art museum miami
herzog & de meuron completes perez art museum miami
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perez art museum miami has opened its doors to the public, three years after the project’s groundbreaking. the scheme, completed by herzog & de meuron, serves as an extension to museum park and forms a new public space within the city. showcasing international art from the 20th and 21st centuries, the gallery also hosts a variety of educational activities and workshops.
the museum is protected by a wood lattice canopy
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a cantilevered canopy creates a series of outdoor spaces connecting the museum with the adjacent park, and offers generous views over biscayne bay. tropical plants are interwoven into the fabric of the design, allowing a gradual transition between interior and exterior. new public gardens and sculpture installations surround the entire structure, further connecting architecture and environment.
view of the raised walkway that surrounds the building
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responding to miami’s tropical climate, the use of concrete provides the building with a high thermal mass and protects the museum from heavy storms. the framework is also raised on an elevated platform, designed to protect against flooding.
extensive landscaping by raymond jungles is incorporated
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general view of the terrace that surrounds the museum
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detail of the roof canopy
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signage
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approach
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pérez art museum miami, south façade
december 2013 designed by herzog & de meuron
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pérez art museum miami, vertical gardens
december 2013 designed by herzog & de meuron
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‘PAMM’ illuminated at night
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pérez art museum miami, north façade
december 2013 designed by herzog & de meuron
photo © iwan baan
project info:
site area: 14,221 sqm (153,074 sqf)
gross floor area: 11,125 sqm (119,749 sqf)
number of levels: 4
footprint: 8,598 sqm (92,545 sqf)
length: 117m (384 ft)
width: 73m (240 ft)
height: 21 m (70 ft)
program:
exhibition spaces: 3,090 sqm (33,260 sqf)
educational: 340 sqm (3,660 sqf)
auditorium: 254 sqm (2,730 sqf)
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If the goal was to find the most hurricane-vulnerable site possible for an art collection – they got that part right. The ratio of building footprint to useable interior space seems way out of proportion. This is just another in a long list of white elephant projects conjured up by corrupt Miami commissioners, who awarded construction contracts to their cronies.