The Taipei Museum of Art Has Monumental Mural for a Facade
Amelia Roblin — February 11, 2012 — Art & Design
References: murmur-la & suckerpunchdaily
An edifice that encompasses intriguing works of art is expected to manifest itself by means of a visually stimulating structure. The Taipei Museum of Art does just this, but perhaps not in the way one might expect. Its monumental masses might look monolithic on the approach, and it's the expression of its envelope that earns it admiration.
The plan itself is quite compelling with the abstract arrangement of conceptual forms and enormous curving facades. Glazed ceramic extrusions embellish the building with fascinating surface effects, gradually changing in color around the gallery rounds as the walls' relationships with the sun begin to change. Murmur's Taipei Museum of Art explores what it means to enclose spaces, experimenting with unique treatments of the cladding sheets.
The plan itself is quite compelling with the abstract arrangement of conceptual forms and enormous curving facades. Glazed ceramic extrusions embellish the building with fascinating surface effects, gradually changing in color around the gallery rounds as the walls' relationships with the sun begin to change. Murmur's Taipei Museum of Art explores what it means to enclose spaces, experimenting with unique treatments of the cladding sheets.
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Architectural Forms - Embracing abstract arrangements and conceptual forms in architecture can lead to visually stimulating and unconventional structures.
2. Surface Effects in Building Design - Exploring fascinating surface effects using glazed ceramic extrusions and changing colors can create captivating facades.
3. Experimental Cladding Treatments - Innovative treatments of cladding sheets can redefine the concept of enclosing spaces and push the boundaries of architectural design.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can leverage abstract forms, surface effects, and experimental cladding treatments to create unique and inspiring structures.
2. Construction Materials - Manufacturers in the construction materials industry can develop and supply glazed ceramic extrusions and innovative cladding sheets to meet the demand for visually compelling building designs.
3. Art and Culture - Art institutions, museums, and galleries can explore the integration of art and architecture to create immersive experiences for visitors, such as monumental murals as building facades.
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