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UK-based practice Foreign Office Architects has unveiled the design for a new 34,000ft² facility at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, Ohio, US. Ground-breaking is scheduled this year for the $26.3m four-storey structure, which will be located on a triangular site.
UK-based practice Foreign Office Architects has unveiled the design for a new 34,000ft² facility at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, Ohio, US.
Ground-breaking is scheduled this year for the $26.3m four-storey structure, which will be located on a triangular site.
The practice will create a building with a hexagonal base that rises to a square roof. It will appear as an inventive massing of six geometric facets.
The building façade will be clad in mirror-finish black Rimex stainless steel and feature tinted glazed windows.
Three of the building’s six facets will accommodate a transparent public plaza which will lead to an atrium, a lobby, cafe, shop and a multipurpose room.
The scheme will feature a 6,000ft² gallery on the top floor along with an additional gallery and a lounge.
The second and third floors feature exhibition and programming spaces and house administrative functions.
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