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| About Us > The Building |
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| Welcome to Design Museum Holon |
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Ron Arad Architects met the challenge of creating a structure to encompass and express the principles of design. The result: The iconic Design Museum Holon building
The highly anticipated creation by Ron Arad Architects has been four years in construction.
The building's sinuous ribbon facade of Corten weathering steel is alive, forming a blend of textural, spatial and optical experiences that seamlessly meld the principles of sculpture, architecture, design and art for the enjoyment of the public. A dialogue with visitors is fostered as they meander through the open-sky Upper Gallery or down the winding staircase from the lobby to the Lower Gallery.
These will feature both contemporary and historical pieces from diverse design disciplines, including industrial, fashion, textiles and jewelry.
The Design Museum Holon building itself -all 3,700 square meters of it-is the first exhibit the museum visitor encounters.
More than just a box to house a collection, this fascinating structure encompasses juxtaposing gallery spaces, a design lab and an archival collection. This 750 square meters spaces will showcase exhibitions developed by international design curators.
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1 Upper Gallery roof, incorporating light moderators 2 Upper Gallery 3 Curved concrete perimeter structure 4 First-floor, East wing offices 5 Steel lattice truss supporting Upper Gallery 6 East wing, basement level 7 Ground floor, East wing 8 Skylight edge beams 9 Precast concrete beams form the roof of Lower Gallery 10 Lower Gallery 11 Curved concrete perimeter structure 12 Inner courtyard 13 Corten steel bands wrap around the courtyard |
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| The making of the exhibtion "Designing Machines" |
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| This blog is meant to serve as a window into the process of developing an exhibition for Design Museum Holon. We hope that this will offer a unique opportunity to get a behind-the- |
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| Channeling Trends |
| Maya Dvash |
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| What will our lives be like in the future? What will our homes, our clothes, our cars, our food, be like? A conversation with Li Edelkoort, the oracle of the design world. |
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| Tobias Wong, 1974-2010 |
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| D. Tobias Wong, the Canadian-born, New York-based artist and designer, passed away in the early morning of Sunday, May 30, 2010. He was 35. |
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