Panama Biomuseo’s Unique Architecture is Vibrant and Symboli
Farida Helmy — February 20, 2014 — Art & Design
References: biomuseopanama.org & archrecord.construction
This creative work of art has been under construction for almost ten years and is finally ready to open its doors to the public and wow us with its unique architecture.
Designed by architecture genius Frank Gehry, the Panama Biomuseo in Panama City was designed in a way to complement its cultural significance and its work exploring the diverse range of species which inhabit the surrounding region.
The unique architecture was designed to be a catalytic structure of sorts and a representation for the country and its population—the fragmented design is made up of colorful roof panels that reflect the region’s tropical environment.
The stunning 4,000 square meter structure is located at the entrance of the Panama Canal and features temporary gallery space, a public atrium, a museum shop, a café and various outdoor exhibits in a botanical garden.
Designed by architecture genius Frank Gehry, the Panama Biomuseo in Panama City was designed in a way to complement its cultural significance and its work exploring the diverse range of species which inhabit the surrounding region.
The unique architecture was designed to be a catalytic structure of sorts and a representation for the country and its population—the fragmented design is made up of colorful roof panels that reflect the region’s tropical environment.
The stunning 4,000 square meter structure is located at the entrance of the Panama Canal and features temporary gallery space, a public atrium, a museum shop, a café and various outdoor exhibits in a botanical garden.
Trend Themes
1. Colorful Architecture - The use of vibrant colors in architecture is becoming a trend, offering opportunities for architects to create buildings that reflect the identity of the surrounding environment
2. Fragmented Design - Fragmented designs are emerging as a trend, enabling architects to create visually appealing structures that represent the complexity of the objects they are designed to house
3. Botanical Gardens - Incuding botanical gardens in architectural designs is a growing trend, providing opportunities for architects to create immersive spaces that blend nature and man-made structures
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can leverage the trend of colorful and fragmented designs to create unique and identifiable structures that appeal to a broader audience
2. Tourism - The trend of including botanical gardens in architectural designs can be a great opportunity for the tourism industry as they can attract more visitors looking for immersive experiences
3. Museum - Incorporating temporary gallery spaces and public atriums in architectural designs is a growing trend in the museum industry, providing opportunities to showcase exhibitions in unique and visually appealing spaces
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