The Museum of Civilisations by GM Architects is designed to represent the essence of archaeology. The structure's concept was conceived by the Lebanese architecture firm who are set to build the project in Beirut's centre on Martyr's Square.
"An open excavation, the site reveals remaining ruins of the cities predecessors including Phoenician, Hellenistic, Roman, French, Ottoman occupations dating back nearly 4,000 years."
The contemporary structure relies on modernist design ideals and features a mix of metal scaffolding and stone platform elements. These structural accents allows visitors to descend into the twenty metre deep abyss of intact ruins. Moreover, The Museum of Civilisations by GM Architects is also set to feature a platform path that will sit above a pool of water designed to represent the Mediterrnean Sea, a cradle of Lebanon's historical civilizations.
Illusionary Exhibition Structures
The Museum of Civilisations by GM Architects is Surrealist
Trend Themes
1. Surrealist Architecture Design - There is an opportunity for architecture firms to explore artistic and surreal design concepts in their building designs.
2. Mixing Modernist and Historical Design - There is an opportunity for architects to combine modern and historical design elements to create unique and visually appealing structures that entice visitors.
3. Incorporating Natural Elements - There is an opportunity to incorporate natural elements, such as water features, into building designs to enhance the overall visitor experience and create a sense of place.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can utilize these trends to create innovative and disruptive designs that attract new clients and garner attention in the industry.
2. Tourism - Tourism industries can use these trends to create unique and visually stunning attractions that draw visitors and boost local economies.
3. Historical Preservation - Historical preservation industries can use these trends to create new and exciting ways to showcase historical sites and artifacts to visitors to enhance their experience and appreciation of history.