Bauhaus Museum in Dessau
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COMPETITION ENTRY
MUSEUM, DESSAU, GERMANY – 2015
DESIGN TEAM:
2A+P/A (Gianfranco Bombaci, Matteo Costanzo)
Andrea Branzi
The new Bauhaus Museum is a large aviary, an interior space that includes the natural and artificial landscape of the city. The ground floor is imagined as a portion of productive land on which the aviary operates as a complex three-dimensional device that organizes a synthesis between the human and animal universe; a planetary garden of biodiversity. A glazed prism suspended over pilotis passes through the empty space of the aviary housing the museum spaces as a linear gallery. Its internal organization is articulated through a three levels vertical slab, which contains exhibition spaces, offices, services and all the activities of the museum like gigantic inhabitable shelving.