Integration with Urban Context Integration with Urban Context – Respectful of the planning parameters: city block massing, street pattern, harborfront – Respectful of the planning parameters: city block massing, street pattern, harborfront façade conventions, and established movement patterns of people on foot and bicycles. façade conventions, and established movement patterns of people on foot and bicycles.

Ceramic Screen FaçadeCeramic Screen Façade – : Rotational adjustment of Ceramic elements controls UV rays. Ceramic Box lit from – : Rotational adjustment of Ceramic elements controls UV rays. Ceramic Box lit from inside with LED, produced by Finnish craftsmen. Warm color harmonizes with harborfront neighbors, breaks inside with LED, produced by Finnish craftsmen. Warm color harmonizes with harborfront neighbors, breaks down scale, and provides textured armature for varying interplay of natural and artificial light.down scale, and provides textured armature for varying interplay of natural and artificial light.

Dawn at South Harbor – Link between the citizens of Finland and world cultures: a luminous beacon of warm welcome to the place of meeting and exchange.

・Symbol of the Spirit of Helsinki – Festive form celebrates the role of art in uplifting the individual spirit and defining the national culture.

・Face Toward the World – Unique sculptural form imprints a lasting image – Impressive and memorable for guests – A place of prestige and pride for Finns.

・Harbor Façade – Intriguing geometric forms are conjoined, incised, and lifted up to float above the reflective surface of the sea – bold and buoyant massing suspended between dark sea and Nordic sky.

・Scalloped Skyline / Receding Curves – Sweeping, skyward flaring facades minimize silhouette and dissolve building weight.

・Innovative Façade / Harmonious with Architectural Vocabulary of Harborfront

Floating Museum The Guggenheim Helsinki floats above banks of trees at the edge of South Harbor where Finland has traditionally greeted the world.

1. CITYSCAPE

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SHARED WORKCOPY ROOMFILE STRAGE

ADMINISTRATIVEOFFICES

CONFERENCEROOMS

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CURATORIALEXHIBITION DESIGNARCHIVIST OFFICES

MARKETINGANDDEVELOPMENTOFFICES

PARKINGFOR BICYCLE

MAIN LOBBY-1for VIP GROUP TOUR

MAIN LOBBY-2for Ordinary Visitors

ATRIUM

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PARKINGFOR BICYCLE

STAFF LUNCHROOM / LOUNGE

SECURITY OFFICE/CONTROL ROOM

SUPPLY, EQUIPMENT,AND SEASONAL FURNITURESTORAGE

IT SERVER, WORKROOMANDSTAFF OFFICES

CUSTODIALOFFICE

LOCKERROOMS

ART STORAGE

SHARED ART PREP/CONSERVATION STUDIOAND EQUIPMENT STORAGE

UNCRATING/STAGING

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SHIPPING/RECEIVING

REGISTRAR,CONSERVATION, EXHIB.DESIGN& TECH OFFICES

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STOCK ROOMAND OFFICES KITCHEN

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MULTI-PURPOSE ZONE

FLEXIBLE PERFORMANCE CONFERENCE HALL

TECHICIAN’SOFFICE

GREENROOM

DRESSINGROOM

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CONTROL ROOM/PROJECTION BOOTH

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Air-Pressurized EV Lobby for Fire & Life Safety:Primary Refuge for Elderly and Physically ChallengedTemporary Evacuation for Art Work

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EQUIPMENT STORAGE

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ACCESS FOR GENERALSECURITY CHECK & CLOAKACCESS FOR SERVICEMOVABLE PARTITION

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Garden Atrium Garden Atrium – Exhibition in the Garden even in mid-Winter, visible from the – Exhibition in the Garden even in mid-Winter, visible from the outside, and from every part of program and event floor. Giant tree-form museum outside, and from every part of program and event floor. Giant tree-form museum rising into the sky. rising into the sky.

See Through Ground Floor – Twin giant trunks of iconic broad crowned tree-like museum, stand amidst slightly inclined columns, and tree filled Garden Atriums. Like walking through a grove of trees toward the sea beyond.

Approach from Market Square – A sleek silhouette, tall and streamlined. The form evokes the excitement of standing at quayside, gazing at the ship’ s bow and, anticipating a new arrival from an exotic culture.

Street terminating at sea maintains view of sea – Bow of Museum Ship can be seen.

Exhibit Floor – Totally conditioned interior-oriented Gallery at right. The Outer Ring Gallery offers an alternative ambience, displaying art in spaces connected to the real world. Various views towards City, Harbor, and Park.

Minimal building footprint. Maximal transparency and interrelation between inside and outside. Civic Plaza / Exhibition Park shares symbiotic ambience of both Tahtitornin Park and Harbor, and is used for civic events, casual everyday life, amidst outdoor exhibition. Access to public activity ascends through Garden Atriums.

Entire floor dedicated to public involvement, cultural exchange including global tele-networking, learning and participatory activities. Helsinki’ s cultural clubhouse for citizens of all ages.

3rd FloorOutdoor Exhibit and public Roof Park .

Collection and Exhibit Management, Staff and Security.

Museum Amenities / Conference and Curating / Administration. Totally controlled Inner Galleries and Outer Ring Galleries for

exhibit in spaces with relationship to the natural world. Continuous “figure 8” circulation including connection of floors via atrium stairs.

2. PLANNING

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Gallery Without Corners Gallery Without Corners – Filtered light cascades down wall of split-face timber from forest thinning process, descending to gallery below. – Filtered light cascades down wall of split-face timber from forest thinning process, descending to gallery below. Stacks of translucent ceramic boxes diffuse light reflected off the harbor sea surface. Wall material is hard pine from Finnish forests.Stacks of translucent ceramic boxes diffuse light reflected off the harbor sea surface. Wall material is hard pine from Finnish forests.

Floating Museum – Casual and civic life continues at plaza level without obstacle. Floating Museum – Casual and civic life continues at plaza level without obstacle. Uplifting and inviting presence is immediately accessible, open and inviting. Exhibited objects can be enjoyed, while just passing by.Uplifting and inviting presence is immediately accessible, open and inviting. Exhibited objects can be enjoyed, while just passing by.

Ring Gallery – Light refracted and tempered through external ceramic sceen. Alternative exhibit space inclusive of external world. Partial glimpses of city and harborside vistas. Granite floor is warmed by sun.

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Recycled Air from Podium to Garden Atrium

No Mechanical System for Facade Maintenance

Open Vista for Vicinity

Energy Saving by Rotating Ceramic Louver & Shading Cat Walk SAME CERAMIC BOX FOR MAS-PRODUCTION

Removable Floor Panel

Crane for Extra Large and/or Heavy Exhibits

Raised Ground Level against Rising Sea Level

Irrigation Water: by Recycled Grey Water from Soil Water

Geothermal Utilization by Piles & Heat Exchange Tube for all Fresh Air to Museum

Back-fill: All excavated soil

GARDENTERRACE

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Photovoltanic Generation for night Illumination

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FLEXIBLE PERFORMANCE CONFERENCE HALL

NEW SOIL

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RESIN COATINGON CONCRETE

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LIGHT-UP LED LIGHTS

CAT WALK

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INSULATED GLASS CURTAIN WALL(ALL FIXATION BY SILICONE GASKET.NO SEALANT REPLAEMENT REQUIRED.)

SUNSHADINGMAINTENANCECAT WALK / GRATING

ROTATINGSHADING SCREEN CERAMIC HOLLOW BOX (PERFORATED)

I.S.S CEILING PLENUM

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Street Edge Defined by Sweeping Facade – Park space is continues through Garden Atrium Lobby and allows sea view.

Long Vista from Tahtitornin Vuori Park – Spatial continuity of green zone flows to harbor side, with the view of the opposite quayside and Uspenski Cathedral beyond.

Lift-Slab System– Improves construction quality and ease of fabrication, and is an effective time saving method for short construction season of Helsinki.

Construction Period: Approx. 24Months,Winter Season Considered.Constraction Cost:Approx:130mil.Euro

MUSEUM VOLUME COMPLIES WITHPARK EDGE CONSTRUCTION LIMITATION

One Forest Concept with Park Green

Architecture for 22nd Century

Short Construction Period by Steel Structure,No scaffolding meshod:

SUN-SHADE / MUSEUM TOWER

LOW SUN SEASON

HIGH SUN SEASON

SUN-SHADE / PODIUM

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HIGH SUN SEASON

Major Section and Interstitial (ISS) MEP Space

Contextual Placement – Tall massing falls within urban grid building band. Spatial continuity between Park and Sea is complete and enhanced. Elliptical and circular forms soften impact on adjacent buildings, open up public esplanade, and encourage flow of human movement.

4. SUSTAINABILITY/FEASIBILITY

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