Project: Marceliano Santa María Museum Location: Burgos, Spain Year: 2023 Client: Burgos City Hall Surface: 3.000 m2 Status: Competition Entry
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Marceliano Santa María Museum
The Marceliano Santa María Museum expansion project in Burgos is situated within the historic Monastery of San Juan, known for its cultural significance and architectural diversity. The intervention aims to integrate contemporary architecture harmoniously with the monumental environment, enhancing the urban character of San Juan Square and enriching the cultural experience for visitors.
The design of the new building is conceived as an autonomous and functional volume, slightly set back from the façade. Inspired by the monumental geometry of the monastery and the church, the volume interacts with its surroundings, optimizing the buildable area and contributing to the ensemble’s identity.
Employing a mixed structure of metal and wood allows for the prefabrication of components, reducing execution times and environmental impact. Interventions in the historic building focus on adapting spaces to the museum’s new uses while respecting and preserving its historical and symbolic values through non-invasive and reversible solutions.
Project: Marceliano Santa María Museum Location: Burgos, Spain Year: 2023 Client: Burgos City Hall Surface: 3.000 m2 Status: Competition Entry
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Marceliano Santa María Museum
The Marceliano Santa María Museum expansion project in Burgos is situated within the historic Monastery of San Juan, known for its cultural significance and architectural diversity. The intervention aims to integrate contemporary architecture harmoniously with the monumental environment, enhancing the urban character of San Juan Square and enriching the cultural experience for visitors.
The design of the new building is conceived as an autonomous and functional volume, slightly set back from the façade. Inspired by the monumental geometry of the monastery and the church, the volume interacts with its surroundings, optimizing the buildable area and contributing to the ensemble’s identity.
Employing a mixed structure of metal and wood allows for the prefabrication of components, reducing execution times and environmental impact. Interventions in the historic building focus on adapting spaces to the museum’s new uses while respecting and preserving its historical and symbolic values through non-invasive and reversible solutions.