
lionel debs architectures: museum of contemporary art, buenos aires
the proposal for the museum of contemporary art in buenos aires is designed as a looping promenade, with the leisure part of the program (entrance, bar, shop, café and auditorium) as an open public void.
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viex from the riverbank
france-based lionel debs architectures, has conceived a proposal for the [AC-CA]‘s competition for the museum of contemporary art in buenos aires. the concept is designed as an architectural promenade in a loop, with the leisure part of the program (entrance, bar, shop, café and auditorium) as an open public void. structural sequences from the entrance to the exit guides visitors through the building while offering surrounding views to the puerto madero neighbourhood from the galleries and the open-air exhibition space on the rooftop terrace. the building is covered by a traditional mud brick material, helping the building envelope breathe naturally through its facade lacework that also provides ample natural lighting.
view from the entrance
the double-sided auditorium open to the riverbank
surrounding views from galleries and rooftop
section
ground floor plan
first floor plan
second floor plan
third floor plan
conceptual scheme : the building as the program in a loop
conceptual scheme : interpretation of the loop
study model
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