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Gaussian Joint in Singapore
National Art Gallery Development, South East Asia ? design by Matteo Cainer Architects Ltd
9 Jan 2017
National Art Gallery
Design: Matteo Cainer Architects Ltd
Location: Singapore
Gaussian Joint in Singapore

The design for the New National Art Gallery in Singapore will not only add a new dimension to culture and art in Singapore, but will forge an identity that celebrates the iconic architectural heritage and historical significance of these two national monuments. It will become a showcase for new information and a platform for artistic expression, a place for thought, discussion and reflection, but most of all, a dynamic presence as an international hub for the visual arts.
The New Art Gallery will look beyond national and regional Southeast Asian boundaries, and will introduce the visual arts of Southeast Asia to a global audience. It will also become a new focal point for the education and inspiration of visitors from Singapore and around the world, contributing to the study and research of Southeast Asian art.
The project will provide multiple spatial experiences, from a striking topological physical presence that will transform and link the original Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, to a more homemorphic one that is continuously bending and stretching within the existing buildings creating therefore new dynamic spaces. This transforma...