荷兰 NEMO 科学博物馆“汽车残骸”创意立面设计

Architect：bureau SLA

Location：Kattenburgerstraat 5, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Project Year：2019

Category：Exhibition Centres Workshops Exhibitions

The Nemo Science Museum opened its doors in 1997 with a new building in the center of Amsterdam. The building was designed by Renzo Piano and is a popular attraction for children. The recent extension “De Studio” on the Marineterrein is a laboratory for interactive exhibitions and programs. The new part of the Science Museum also appeals to adults.

“The Studio” is housed on an adjacent old military complex. In 2016, bureau SLA realized the transformation of one of the former naval education buildings for innovative startups. For the Science Museum, bureau SLA designed a facade of residual material from the automotive industry.

The facade consists of two layers of so called contour plates. The cut shapes are used as parts for new cars. What remains is a 6 mm thick steel plate with graphic patterns. The plates are mounted behind each other and give a cheerful play of lines and patterns. Because the patterns were not known beforehand, the position of the contour plates was determined on the construction site.

Facts & Figures

Client: NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam

Design: bureau SLA, Amsterdam

Designteam: Peter van Assche, Malon Houben, Martynas Solovejus

Design & realization: 2019

Photography: Thijs Wolzak

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