Libeskind-Style Contemporary Art Museum
A contemporary art museum of about 1,000 pyeong (3,306 m² total gross floor area, basement included) in the formal language associated with Daniel Libeskind: a folded, non-orthogonal zigzag bar cut across its full depth by a single straight void, sharply angled wall planes, and windows expressed as thin diagonal incisions rather than repeating openings.
Against a person
Why these numbers
- 55%exhibition_area_ratio
At least 55% of gross floor area shall be net exhibition space (galleries), excluding circulation and back-of-house.
- 4500mmgallery_ceiling_height
Gallery clear ceiling height shall be not less than 4,500 mm in the main exhibition halls.
- 9900mmdouble_height_hall_clear
Two double-height galleries with a clear height of not less than 9,000 mm shall be provided for oversized contemporary work, each occupying two stacked floor levels of the bar.
- 2countdouble_height_hall_count
Two double-height galleries with a clear height of not less than 9,000 mm shall be provided for oversized contemporary work, each occupying two stacked floor levels of the bar.
- 4500mmbasement_floor_to_floor
One basement level shall contain collection storage, plant, and the loading route, with no public visitor access below ground except to toilets and the auditorium foyer.
- 800m2basement_area
One basement level shall contain collection storage, plant, and the loading route, with no public visitor access below ground except to toilets and the auditorium foyer.
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