zaha hadid maxxi gallery Flashcards

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year

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2014

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processes and techniques used to create

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-paper sculptures and sketches

-blueprint devised through computer redered 3D imagrey of sketches

-modern technical means and materials

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what museum is it

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italy’s national museum of contemporary art and culture

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location

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Flaminio neighbourhood of rome: a more modernistic subsection of the classical city

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significance of inclusion of a modern building in rome

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identifies rome as a centre for modern art as well as ancient architectural innovation- presents progressive nature of archictecture in rome

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how does the museum show the progression of art

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the first major public museum dedicaed to contemporary art in decades

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this buildings inspiration from MINARET AT SAMARA

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hadid saw minaret at samara in iraq, creates a ribbion for people to walk up and is geometric

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whats her nationality

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Iraqi british

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how would you characterise her style

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-gives appearance of fragmentation to constructed buildings

-absence of harmony/symmetricality

-sense of unpreictability and controlled chaos

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how does this building reflect the architectural identity of zaha

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use of concrete (reference to brutalism)

geometric

alludes ti minaret in iraq

modern design

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interior

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-concrete curved walls, suspended black staircases, open ceiling allowing natural light

-fluidity of design embodies chaoty fluidity of modern life

-move through museaum through ribbons of space (fluid and sinuous) creating the dynamic and interactive space

-geometric

-metal flooring

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what does the fluidity of the interior represent

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-fluidity of design embodies chaoty fluidity of modern life

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how do you move through museum and whats its effect

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-inspired by ribboned staircases of minaret at Samara
-move through museaum through ribbons of space (fluid and sinuous) creating the dynamic and interactive space

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significance of use of concrete

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link to brutalism (shows identity of zaha hadid as a architect)

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Exterior

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sculptural appearance, reflects function as an art gallery

futuristic and innovative

emphasis on public space (civic and open design and has public square0

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what does the facade link to

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rows of metalic collums link to st peters basillica in rome showing cultural identity of rome

overhang links to classical portico link in the pantheon

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facade

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rows of metalic collums link to st peters basillica in rome showing cultural identity of rome

continuous slab of concrete

overhang creates shaded space at entrance. links to classical portico link in the pantheon

low lying horizontal emphasisin keeping with low rise era of Flaminio, rome

3 levels: responsds to layers of history of which rome is built

bending oblong tubes pile over eachother

curved sidewalls

irregular geometries

hard angles on exterior

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what does horizontal emphasis reflect

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low lying horizontal emphasisin keeping with low rise era of Flaminio, rome

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significance of 3 layers

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3 levels: responsds to layers of history of which rome is built