OFL architecture + fueralab: london floating gallery
OFL architecture + fueralab concept design for a floating gallery on the river thames is based on a topography of a cut, landscape; reinterpreting the idea of fluidity, whether in a liquid stage or a fixed ‘frozen’ surface. the exterior of the exhibition space will be covered with four different types of flowers, every four months, representing the current season: red tulips during spring, yellow freesia during summer, blue iris during the fall, and orange narcissus during winter.
The exhibition space/auditorium and temporary exhibition spaces are placed inside the landscape and they are defined in the form of an exhibition path that runs the full length of the vessel space. intersecting the exhibition path is the cafeteria with storage room and bathrooms.
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