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These were the only part of the existing structure that had to be retained, therefore all the benches, shop displays and bar are positioned around them. To counter https://vind-open.nl/zwolle/zwolle-stukadoor-926119 and light of the dome, all the elements have been designed to be dark and ‘heavy’. Low and high custom-made wooden tables are paired with bespoke benches that back onto four of the columns. The benches are upholstered with two types of eco-leather that contrast with the roughness of the wood. General entranceAn atmosphere of magic realism is established as soon as you step through the museum’s entrance.
Presented in different shades of white, the shapes mirror the outline of the cupola above it, and the windows in the top of the cupola. They intertwine to create a constantly shifting path of lines and light. Beurspresentaties, events, maatwerk interieurs en shop-in-shops. If the file has been modified from its original state, some details such as the timestamp may not fully reflect those of the original file.
Nature is brought into the building, not only via views of the spectacular landscape outside but with evocative colours and materials. To bring the monumental space’s height down to a more human scale, Studio Modijefsky added a low coloured plinth. Painted umber brown, it encircles the walls around the café and shop to subtly unite the two zones. Do you already have a clear idea of what the villa should look like? Your personal wishes and preferences are of course paramount. Based on those wishes, the architect can create a number of designs.
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Ground FloorThe café and museum shop are located within the enormous space underneath the museum’s dome. Studio Modijefsky embraced its sheer size by creating zones for the café and shop that give direction while retaining the dome’s original character. There are no boundaries - each area is distinguished by a unique identity and set of materials linked to a different theme of the museum’s collection. The entire floor becomes a space to hang out and be inspired, with visitors flowing naturally between each area to enjoy a drink or browse in the shop. All the spatial elements relate to the space’s monumental columns in the space.
This style determines the appearance and atmosphere of a house. The high seating area is characterized by a lilac backdrop behind the bar. Mirrors reflect all the colours and structures used in the seating area. As they are positioned higher than the dark wooden plinth, they invite the visitors to look up at the reflection of the chandelier. All eyes will be drawn to the custom-made chandelier that makes full use of the dome’s glorious height.
A lightbox hangs above the entrance desk, mirroring the desk’s shape, while floating bewitchingly above it. Finally, a small chandelier offers a hint of the larger version that awaits on the other side of the entrance. The exterior includes all of the physical elements on the outside of a building. If you have just acquired a dream plot on which you want to realize your dream villa, architecture is an important aspect.
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