A project in which spatial solutions enhance architecture.

Field

Arts & Culture

Client

Civita Tre Venezie

Location

Gallerie dell’Accademia, Venice, Italy

Opening

October 24, 2019

Type

Space configuration and design

Architect

Paolo Lucchetta

Architects/Designers

Michele Marchiori
Giulia Fungher

Category

Architecture
Interior Design concept

Photos by

Marco Zanta

Among the main ideas that guided the design of the Gallerie dell’Accademia bookshop is the rotation of all the elements along the longitudinal axis of the nave to facilitate a better reading of the architecture in what is the space intended for reception.
Particular attention was then paid to the integration into the space of the table designed by Carlo Scarpa and then, subsequently, by Tobia Scarpa, destined to the ticket office and considered a piece of absolute value for the galleries.

A further relevant design element is the digital wall called “Art wall” and dedicated to an original interpretation of the digital infographics of the main international museums.

Finally there’s a tribute to the book, the best possible souvenir for a cultural experience, which takes the form of a full-height piece of furniture placed in the apse at the bottom of the space, highlighted through lighting-technical solutions that underline, also they, the longitudinal axis of space.

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