Great Museums Architecture | Houses of a Historic Collection

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A museum is a building or institution which houses a Historic collection, there are some great Museum From Portugal, Germany, Canada, UK and Sweden, Please check it…!

Garden Museum by Dow Jones ArchitectsGarden Museum by Dow Jones Architects

It appeared to us that creating a dedicated place for the museum’s permanent collection was equally important, as the exhibits were frequently moved to make space for events. We developed a strategy which addressed both issues. Our idea was to create a belvedere within the existing building. This houses the new galleries and provides a raised ground from which a new perspective of the existing building is attained. The belvedere structure enables us to place the temporary gallery at ground floor level and move the permanent collection, from its former location in the nave, up to the new first floor level.

Gardiner Museum Renewal by KPMB ArchitectsGardiner Museum Renewal by KPMB Architects

The Gardiner Museum is one of the world’s pre-eminent institutions devoted to ceramic art, and the only museum of its kind in Canada. It is also one of the major projects in Toronto’s cultural renaissance. The Gardiner renewal, together with the Royal Ontario Museum across the street and the Royal Conservatory of Music around the corner on Bloor Street West, will form a new cultural precinct for the city.

Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum by  Aires Mateus ArchitectSanta Marta Lighthouse Museum by Aires Mateus Architect

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Aires Mateus is an office that has been working on minimal projects, blending the new with the old in a subtle way. More fresh portuguese architecture, thanks to photographer Joao Morgado for sharing this photos.

Kalmar Museum of Art by Tham and Videgard Hansson ArkitekterKalmar Museum of Art by Tham and Videgard Hansson Arkitekter

The new Kalmar Museum of Art is the result of a winning proposal in the open international competition in 2004 and will be inaugurated in 2007. Situated in the City Park of the renaissance town of Kalmar, it will be added to a restaurant pavilion dating from the 1930s by Swedish modernist architect Sven-Ivar Lind. The new museum is a black four-level cube clad with large scale wooden panels punctuated by large glazed openings. It will house both the Kalmar collection of Modern Art as well as provide spaces for temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, videos, performances and concerts.

Muritzeum by Wingardh ArchitectMuritzeum by Wingardh Architect

Visitor centre for the region “Mecklenburgische Seenplatte”. A unique central point in Waren in between Müritz, the older town centre and the surrounding countryside. Müritzeum includes a freshwater aquarium, multimedia exhibits, restaurant and a shop. The building extends out like a peninsular in Herrensee and personifies elements essentially different from one another as solid ground and water. via

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