HELSINKI, FINLAND 2014

location: Helsinki, Norway
client: Guggenhiem Fondation

To restore a kind of honesty and clarity to the relation between architecture and public, this concept design proposes an amalgam that make disclosures about the conditions under which architecture is today produced. On the basis of contemporary givens, we try to find a new humanism, thinking about what the architecture of the museum is.
The architecture of the museum mutates: this is a search for “another” architecture, a continuous thought about what the architecture of the museum can do in the intimate relation between human being and art. We conceived an adaptive museum, a big, bright interactive folder, managed by an artificial intelligence (the museum APP), in which the visitors, driven by an irresistible power, entering inside begin a journey along a customized path that links a series of enigmatic movable crates, made with finnish wood, which contain the artworks.