The Museum of the 20th Century, Berlin Building Proposal, German Architecture Images
The Museum of the 20th Century in Berlin
The Landscape Building, Germany – design by Architects of Invention
10 Nov 2016
The Museum of the 20th Century
Design: Architects of Invention
Location: Berlin, Germany
The Museum of the 20th Century

The LANDSCAPE BUILDING concept was conceived as a subtle exchange; it is a terrain itself. The building uses every aspect of its construction for navigation and art exhibition. The roof slopes are pedestrian walkways and they form a sculpture park. (The gradients of sculpture park give many different observation angles for users to apprehend the sculptural work on display.) The views from these roof gradients onto the surrounding buildings and parkland also give the idea that this building is a piece of landscape itself.
The LANDSCAPE BUILDING expresses the notion of a seamless transition between urban spaces. Its white translucent appearance suggests a universal, timeless ch

aracter with no obvious materiality. Its architectural elevation from the Potsdamer Str. perspective, has a rectangular shape. But as an observer circumnavigates the edifice, it changes its appearance and shape ? in this way, it provides a particularly relativistic experience.

The LANDSCAPE BUILDING, poised between the structures that express qualities of the grid and the sculptural (the Nationalgalerie and the Opera), incorporates both

of these qualities. The LANDSCAP...