The Curves
ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION
Co-Designer
A silent architectural competition launched by Buildner. A museum with two halls representing two contrasting emotions of fear and hope along with the reception area. Worked over the concept, design and model.
Client - Museum Of Emotions
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Ideations
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Imagining positive space to have softer and rounder forms and edges avoiding any sharpness in them.
On the other hand, negative spaces were imagined to have rigid and sharper forms and edges
Technical Drawings
Base Plan
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Base Elevation
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Final Design
Our museum showcases the two majorly known and daily felt emotions-Fear and Hope, which are basic yet important feelings in one’s life. One will experience fear in the tunnel which is the first hall people will enter after exiting the reception. The tunnel is almost an enclosed space. It is a space where the audience will experience fear due to changing volumes, the height of the tunnel, and darkness. Their journey through the tunnel starts near the light that depicts hope and they move forward, walking away from it. Metaphorically walking away from hope and descending into fear. After exiting the tunnel one follows a path towards the staircase leading towards the hope hall. Contrary to the fear tunnel, hope hall is an open space that allows nature to be a part of the hall. Semi-enclosing dome and wavy structure evokes a positive and comforting feeling and being connected to the vast surrounding bring a sense of hope to people experiencing the space.
