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Cultural

museum
a presentation by Kush Agnihotri
INTRODUCTION

➔ The museum for culture, in the context of India,


there is a dearth of such spaces that have a
significant impact on society. As a result, there is a
gap in the promotion of its diverse cultural heritage,
which has been limited to textual documents and
photographs.
Museums are dedicated to increasing awareness
and knowledge of history, as well as its significance ➔ Literature, dance, song, drama, arts, and other
in comprehending the present and anticipating the forms of culture are on the verge of extinction or are
future. Objects collected by history museums practiced on a small scale in a few parts.
typically include fine art, furniture, clothing,
papers, and other materials

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Architects:
HONG KONG PALACE Rocco Design Architects Ltd
China State Construction Engineers

A new centre for Chinese art and antiquities in Hong


Kong, the building will be home to more than 900
objects from the Beijing Palace Museum in the
Forbidden City, including 160 Class A artefacts
considered national treasures.
The building is conceived as a civic hub and new
landmark for Hong Kong, as well as a platform to
connect new generations with China's cultural
history. .

The 30,000-square-metre building sits at the western


tip of WKCD adjacent to the Art Park, where it
commands sweeping views over Victoria Harbour.
The design embraces the spirit of bringing Chinese
heritage to modern audiences, reinterpreting ancient
Chinese spatial concepts in a contemporary
architectural language.
West Kowloon Cultural District

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HONG KONG PALACE MUSEUM

The museum’s architectural


design, inspired by the Palace
Museum and the ‘central axis’
concept of the Forbidden City,
is a contemporary
interpretation of classic
Chinese visual and special
aesthetics.

The design embraces the spirit


of bringing Chinese heritage to
modern audiences,
reinterpreting ancient Chinese
spatial concepts in a
contemporary architectural
language.
KEY FEATURES
TEMPRETURE CONTROL COPPER CEILING DIGITAL DISPLAYS LECTURE THEATRE
DISPLAYS

Conserve antiques and Promotes defused light Helps visitors to read multiple Built to host cultural events
artifacts data at one place
Plans and sections

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