cagm1907
Submission 27
Concept and Utilisations
The intention of the design was to guarantee a clearly arranged circulation for all areas of the museum
Subsequent to the existing main entrance a bountiful Entrance Hall is located, where all exhibitionrooms are accessible. Consequently, the previous circulation is completely replaced
The single levels, also the existing showrooms are accessible through the main stair and the passenger lift, located in the hall.
As far as the construction allowes, the rooms are designed for partition walls as flexible as possible and relocatable chattels. In addition, the existing tower ought to be accentuated by separate uses.
Ground floor:
Assigned to the hall are both, the Café (view to Clarence Street) and the shop.
The Issue of the Taka-Away Collection is situated in the Tower with its storage behind.
Further this level includes the Conservation and Technical Workshop, a Staff-Room and public Toilets.
Concerning the dimensions, the hall is capable of containing smaller exhibitions (annunciations, new acquisitions, etc.) In the front there is a roomextension to the first floor (view relationship).
A connecting passage to Chester Walk is planed as well.
The freight elevator connects the exhibition in the second floor with the Preparation and Storage Space on the ground floor.
First floor:
The existing void affords an excellent view to the mainentrance. On this level are located the Activity-Room, corresponding Storage Space & Preperation Area and the Store for Art materials.
A watersupply to this rooms is given cause of the kitchen beneath.
Further, the Visible Storage and public toilets are situated on the first floor.
Second floor:
In connexion with the rooms of the existing exhibitions on this floor, an extensive exhibition is planed.
Through movable und flexible wall units, the exhibition room can be adapt to all different kinds of issues.
The required delivery is given by the freight elevator from Clarence Street.
Due to the new stairs the existing Arts & Crafts Exhibition has to be parted in two rooms.
Third floor:
As a consequence of the reorganisation, the offices on this level are misplaced to the back of the building (Chester Walk). It is recommended to concentrate small spaces to greater units for more effective use.
On this Level Open Archiv and Open Access are intended as well.
The favoured art studios are designed to be in the upper levels of the tower.
Both construction and the used materials should adapt to local circumstances.
Submission 27
Concept and Utilisations
The intention of the design was to guarantee a clearly arranged circulation for all areas of the museum
Subsequent to the existing main entrance a bountiful Entrance Hall is located, where all exhibitionrooms are accessible. Consequently, the previous circulation is completely replaced
The single levels, also the existing showrooms are accessible through the main stair and the passenger lift, located in the hall.
As far as the construction allowes, the rooms are designed for partition walls as flexible as possible and relocatable chattels. In addition, the existing tower ought to be accentuated by separate uses.
Ground floor:
Assigned to the hall are both, the Café (view to Clarence Street) and the shop.
The Issue of the Taka-Away Collection is situated in the Tower with its storage behind.
Further this level includes the Conservation and Technical Workshop, a Staff-Room and public Toilets.
Concerning the dimensions, the hall is capable of containing smaller exhibitions (annunciations, new acquisitions, etc.) In the front there is a roomextension to the first floor (view relationship).
A connecting passage to Chester Walk is planed as well.
The freight elevator connects the exhibition in the second floor with the Preparation and Storage Space on the ground floor.
First floor:
The existing void affords an excellent view to the mainentrance. On this level are located the Activity-Room, corresponding Storage Space & Preperation Area and the Store for Art materials.
A watersupply to this rooms is given cause of the kitchen beneath.
Further, the Visible Storage and public toilets are situated on the first floor.
Second floor:
In connexion with the rooms of the existing exhibitions on this floor, an extensive exhibition is planed.
Through movable und flexible wall units, the exhibition room can be adapt to all different kinds of issues.
The required delivery is given by the freight elevator from Clarence Street.
Due to the new stairs the existing Arts & Crafts Exhibition has to be parted in two rooms.
Third floor:
As a consequence of the reorganisation, the offices on this level are misplaced to the back of the building (Chester Walk). It is recommended to concentrate small spaces to greater units for more effective use.
On this Level Open Archiv and Open Access are intended as well.
The favoured art studios are designed to be in the upper levels of the tower.
Both construction and the used materials should adapt to local circumstances.