Guggenheim Museum's Cone-Shape Concept Will Fill a Full Scoop
Simal Yilmaz — February 25, 2013 — Art & Design
References: oiio.gr & weburbanist
Guggenheim Museum's new cone-shaped building extension may cause some stir around the arts community. The Guggenheim Museum in New York is one of the most iconic works of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and is highly cherished by the visitors and art lovers.
While icon building extensions are usually built around as a separate element of the building, OIIO Architecture's new extension idea involves the current building's form completely.
The architects are hoping to spiral out the museums current half cone shape in making it suitable for a full scoop. The idea will add a third floor to the building and, in my opinion, will make it look quite nice while also extending its functionality.
While icon building extensions are usually built around as a separate element of the building, OIIO Architecture's new extension idea involves the current building's form completely.
The architects are hoping to spiral out the museums current half cone shape in making it suitable for a full scoop. The idea will add a third floor to the building and, in my opinion, will make it look quite nice while also extending its functionality.
Trend Themes
1. Cone-shaped Building Designs - The trend of cone-shaped building designs in architecture is providing an opportunity for disruptive innovation in sustainable building practices and urban planning.
2. Building Extensions as Part of the Original Structure - The trend of building extensions that integrate with and enhance the original structure is presenting opportunities for innovative and creative architectural solutions that enhance functionality and appeal.
3. Spiral Building Designs - The trend of spiral building designs is creating opportunities for architects to explore new forms of artistic expression and optimize the use of space in both commercial and residential buildings.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can capitalize on the trend of cone-shaped building designs and building extensions by developing new sustainable and functional solutions that enhance the aesthetics and appeal of urban environments.
2. Construction - The construction industry can explore innovative building materials and techniques to support the trend of cone-shaped building designs and building extensions, creating a new market for sustainable and affordable construction practices.
3. Real Estate - The real estate industry can leverage the trend of spiral building designs to offer customers unique and attractive living and working spaces, which can improve the overall value of the properties they offer.
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