The Porsche Museum by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

The Porsche Museum Designer: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Image Credits: andrewmalick There’s no doubt about it, even now: the new edifice by Vienna’s Delugan Meissl is an eye-catcher. Although the building isn’t quite finished yet, the fascinating impact of the monolithic, virtually floating exhibition hall can already be felt. This bold and dynamic architecture reflects the company’s philosophy and provides a foretaste of the experience that awaits visitors to the future museum. It is designed to convey a sense of arrival and approachability, and to guide the visitors smoothly from the basement level into the superstructure. In their design, the architects at Delugan Meissl set out to create a place of sensuous experience that reflects the authenticity of Porsche products and services as well as the company’s character, while also reshaping Porscheplatz with an unmistakable appearance. → flickr.com Posted: 01/03/2009 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this