12MAY 2013
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Médiathèque de La Madeleine / TANK ARCHITECTES
Posted in Architecture - Cultural by * FORMAKERS | Tags: Wood
Originally a police station, at the end of the summer in French city of Madeleine the renovated place will re-open as a Médiathèque – public library and visitor center, deeply integrated with the city.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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The new place will reactivate cultural scene of the city, offering newly designed public spaces and an envelope for social gatherings.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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Tank Architects, French practice, did a project of restructuring and extension of a former police station, aiming to connect the future public space to the urban environment.© TANK ARCHITECTES
In order to provide true integration, the public facility designed as an extension of the public square and walk-runs.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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The library is divided into two programmatic entities – the visitor center and the reading room, whose schedules vary.© TANK ARCHITECTES
© TANK ARCHITECTES
The place of the existing station is now converted into a reading room and is covered with cellular, porous timber roof – faceted canopy controls the indirect light that comes into the space.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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The roof is therefore a tool for regulating the light and acoustic qualities of the space and acts as an active sheet.© TANK ARCHITECTES
The interior ambiance refers to both the warm inside reading rooms of the mansions and the qualities of the great outdoors manufactures bathed in diffuse light.© TANK ARCHITECTES
© TANK ARCHITECTES
The library opens to the garden through which participates in linking neighborhoods with downtown, creating a constant flow of visitors and creative energies.© TANK ARCHITECTES
© TANK ARCHITECTES
The ground floor of the development facilitates a small auditorium, a cafe and seating areas that can host wide range of community events.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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Central atrium allows smooth passage through the building, connecting the contents and linking the edifice to the outside.© TANK ARCHITECTES
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