The Cachaça Museum in Brazil Consists of a Steady Hue
Jamie Danielle Munro — September 17, 2014 — Art & Design
References: designboom
The Cachaca Museum was recently built in Brazil and done by the architecture firm Jo Vasconcellos. Interestingly, the building was completed in an all-blue color, which is not a usual choice when it comes to the shade of most structures.
DesignBoom states that "the implementation and spatial organization must significantly contribute to the transformation of the nearby urban context, redeeming the so wanted socialization and creating unexpected perceptions of the area according to the new public forum." As such the museum is meant to engage the population of the area, and add a much-needed dynamic to Salinas where the building is located.
Not only does the space look appealing, but it provides an engaging source of entertainment for visitors.
Photo Credits: designboom
DesignBoom states that "the implementation and spatial organization must significantly contribute to the transformation of the nearby urban context, redeeming the so wanted socialization and creating unexpected perceptions of the area according to the new public forum." As such the museum is meant to engage the population of the area, and add a much-needed dynamic to Salinas where the building is located.
Not only does the space look appealing, but it provides an engaging source of entertainment for visitors.
Photo Credits: designboom
Trend Themes
1. All-blue Buildings - Designing buildings with an all-blue color scheme can create unexpected perceptions and engage the local population.
2. Transformative Architecture - Spatial organization and implementation can contribute to the transformation of urban contexts and create new public forums.
3. Engaging Museums - Creating visually appealing and entertaining museum spaces can attract visitors and provide a dynamic experience.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects and designers can explore the use of unique color schemes and spatial arrangements to disrupt traditional building designs.
2. Tourism - The creation of engaging museum spaces can enhance tourist attractions and provide novel experiences.
3. Cultural Heritage - By transforming public spaces through architectural interventions, cultural heritage can be revitalized and celebrated.
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