Children Museum of Louisville
0937-NBJ-US-2014
Architects: NBJ architectes, NAS Architecture
Status: Competition (2014)
Visualizer: Studio
Scale: 28.000 ㎡ Large
Types: Cultural, Museum

The main idea for the project for the Museum for Children of Louisville is based on the simple analysis that one of the most important thing for a child is his play-box. Thus, the museum proposes spaces with multiple treatments, reflect of the diversity of toys contained in the box. Each space is one moment of discovery and has a ludic spirit. The central atrium is at the heart of the project, it offers an overall vision of the giant play-box.

To cause, the child curiosity, was one of the major challenge of this project. A space is entirely dedicated to them. In addition, this museum is the expression of a three-dimensional architecture where each space were created with the same attention in order to have a project of high cultural value.

Team: NBJ Architectes (Elodie Nourrigat, Jacques Brion, Romain Jamot), NAS Architecture (Hadrien Balaud de Saint Jean, Guillaume Giraud, Johan Laure) | Post date: 29/08/2014 | Views: 5.858