FINAL+PROJECT

media type="youtube" key="t8VSMt6yYQE" width="425" height="350" align="left" In architecture, many people are strictly rationals and their buildings have only right angles** //. // ** Others use the organic dynamism of the curves. There are few who handle the diagonal, playing with spaces to achieve a desired spatial fluidity. The latter is the case of MUSEUM IN DIAGONAL.

This building is thirty feet high and twelve of length and depth. It consists of seven floor plans. They are arranged so that they can generate unique views on each level with different spatial experiences, generating different heights and areas with varying light intensity. The element that creates these dynamic spaces is a wall extending from access to the top of the building and which is in marked angle with respect to its perimeter. Through it the movement is defined and calling of each of the spaces as they level up.

This is a museum located near the sea, which houses sculptural works of a variety of forms and sizes.

The material used for the work is concrete for its plastic qualities that can be appreciated in the access of the building.

It was necessary a framed structure, which needed a solution on the penultimate floor to support a cantilever of almost 6 meters. It was used a big truss of concrete, this allows you to save the distance without a column in the corner that would harm the appearance of the facade.

Constructing with angles represents a headache for the engineers if the architect does not think of the structure as something essential to the work, and to have a column badly located result distasteful to anyone. The solution for this work was to involve the structure as part of the architectural design and achieve dynamic and changing places all the route.

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