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Renzo Piano Building Workshop is an architecture firm with offices in Genoa, Italy and Paris, France. The document provides details on two of their notable projects:
1) The Beyeler Foundation Museum in Riehen, Switzerland, built from 1992-1997. It uses a flying glass roof and red stone walls, providing diffuse natural light for artworks.
2) The Georges Pompidou National Centre of Art and Culture in Paris, France, built from 1971-1977. It was designed with Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers and is known for its colorful exposed building functions and large open interior space.
Renzo Piano Building Workshop is an architecture firm with offices in Genoa, Italy and Paris, France. The document provides details on two of their notable projects:
1) The Beyeler Foundation Museum in Riehen, Switzerland, built from 1992-1997. It uses a flying glass roof and red stone walls, providing diffuse natural light for artworks.
2) The Georges Pompidou National Centre of Art and Culture in Paris, France, built from 1971-1977. It was designed with Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers and is known for its colorful exposed building functions and large open interior space.
Renzo Piano Building Workshop is an architecture firm with offices in Genoa, Italy and Paris, France. The document provides details on two of their notable projects:
1) The Beyeler Foundation Museum in Riehen, Switzerland, built from 1992-1997. It uses a flying glass roof and red stone walls, providing diffuse natural light for artworks.
2) The Georges Pompidou National Centre of Art and Culture in Paris, France, built from 1971-1977. It was designed with Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers and is known for its colorful exposed building functions and large open interior space.
Renzo Piano Building Workshop S.r.l. Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Via Rubens, 29 34, rue des Archives
16158 Genova 75004 Paris Italy France Tel. (39) 010 61 71 1 Tel. (33) 1 44 61 49 00 Fax (39) 010 61 71 350 Fax (33) 1 42 78 01 98 email: italy@rpbw.com email: france@rpbw.com Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Beyeler Foundation Museum
Riehen (Basel), Switzerland 1992-1997
It is a calm building with a simple plan, where the lightness
of the flying glass roof contrasts with the solidity of the red stone of the perimeter walls. The museum consists of four bearing walls, running parallel to the site boundary enclosure. The exhibition spaces are linearly arranged. To give the art its proper value, the choice was made to use zenithal light: a steel framed glass roof with opaque glass north lights. The many layers of the roof deflect the incidence of the sun's rays, creating a diffuse and controlled internal light. The rarefied architecture of the museum provides the visitor with a space for contemplating the works of art. Renzo Piano Building Workshop
The Georges Pompidou
National Centre of Art and Culture Paris, France 1971/1977
A multifunctional centre in the heart of Paris, covering an
area of 100,000 square metres and entirely devoted to contemporary art, music, cinema and theatre. A revolutionary and versatile space where culture is in osmosis with the surrounding urban environment.
The building was originally jointly designed by Renzo Piano
and Richard Rogers. Is is a humorous and coloured urban machine, not at all "high-tech", but rather artisan instead, as it was put together piece by piece.
All the functions of the building, including the walkways and
the plant systems, have been moved to the outside and are characterised by a different colour, so as to obtain a vast and totally uncluttered area inside.
The Centre Pompidou with its "piazza" form a single moulded
setting, actively providing a resource of urban and social functions.