11FEB 2012
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Porsgrunn Maritime Museum / Lars Bendrup * TRANSFORM
Posted in Architecture - Museums by Lars Bendrup * TRANSFORM | Tags: Norway
Porsgrunn has a long maritime history of shipping, and the unique development of the region is clearly visible in the remarkable building structure of the area.© transform
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The concept of the museum shows a high level of sensitivity towards the existing small buildings yet simultaneously stands out as a contemporary public building, housing a science centre.© transform
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Taking into account the surrounding building structure, the new building is composed of several smaller volumes with tilted and pitched roofs that are assembled into a larger building unit.© transform
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A characteristic aluminium façade outlines the shape of the building composition and provides a vivid impression by reflecting the lights and colours of the surrounding landscape.© transform
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All public functions of the building are situated on the ground floor and have direct access to the outdoor areas including the new promenade.© transform
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The central entrance area and multifunctional space are defined by a characteristic staircase that folds down from above and invites visitors upstairs to the large exhibition area.© transform
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Various room heights and a distinct ceiling line emphasize this airy and continuous space in the character of a white box.© transform
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