Marubi National Museum of Photography

This small landscaped courtyard is the heart of the Marubi Museum, where life concentrates and all visual relations among the different parts of the museum are possible. With its domestic scale, its wooden floor, its benches that can rotate over their axis to create different configurations and its evergreen wall, this intervention offers an intensive sensorial experience that changes during the day and during the different seasons of the year. The intervention reflects each hour the natural light differently and absorbs the artificial one of the surrounding rooms in a rich way, creating an alive scenario for visitors and staff alike.

Credits

Architecture
casanova+hernandez architects

Client
Albanian Development Fund and Albanian-American Development Foundation

Year of completion
2016

Location
Shkodra, Albania

Photos
Christian Richters and casanova+hernandez architects

Project Partners

OK Atelier s.r.o., MALANG s.r.o.

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