무심히 쌓여 있는 듯한 4개의 솔리드 박스, 그위에 또 무심히 올려져 있는
글래스 박스. 건축 드로잉을 위한 박물관의 외형은 메시브한 강한 인상을 시티스케이프에 새긴다.
극도로 절제된 미니멀함과 자유분방함에서 오는 다양성 및 다이나믹함은 건축물의
실루엣을 형성하는 파사드 요소들-각 레벨 공간의 정형화된 박스-을 밀고 당기고
돌리는 이유가 된다. 어쩌면 이러한 계기는 이웃한 건축물
-베를린에 위치한 유서깊은 하우스-과의 자유로운 관계성에서
기인하는 것인지도 모른다.
여기에 다양한 건축 스케치가 새겨진 컬러콘크리트는 주변환경 속에서
박물관의 아이텐티를 완성하는 최종 요소로 사용, 4개층에 걸쳐 적층된
솔리드 박스를 두드러지게 만드는 효과를 가져온다.
reviewed by SJ
he private Museum for Architectural Drawing will open its doors for the
first time on the 4th June, 2013 at Pfefferberg in Prenzlauer Berg,
Berlin
Berlin and Moscow based renowned architect Sergei Tchoban, has joined
with Sergey Kuznetsov of SPEECH Tchoban & Kuznetsov, to create a
space for architectural drawings. The new museum will provide a home for
the internationally renowned Tchoban Foundation collection as well as
for temporary exhibits from leading cultural institutions around the
world. Architect and passionate collector Tchoban has finally realized
his dream to create the ideal setting for architectural drawings.
Architects: SPEECH Tchoban & Kuznetsov
Location: Christinenstraße 18a, Berlin, Germany
Architects In Charge: Sergei Tchoban and Sergey Kuznetsov
Planning, Project Management: nps tchoban voss GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin
Project Team: Philipp Bauer, Nadja Fedorova, Katja Fuks, Ulrike Graefenhain, Dirk Kollendt
Area: 498 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Patricia Parinejad
Structural Engineering: PPW Dipl.-Ing- D. Paulisch, Berlin
Façade: MBM Konstruktionen GmbH, Möckmühl
Façade Graphics: Heimann und Schwantes, Berlin
Façade Consultants: Priedemann Fassadenberatung GmbH, Berlin
Concrete: BSS Beton System-Schalungsbau GmbH, Berlin
Building Services: Planungsbüro Thye, Berlin
Roof And Terrace Insulation: Torsten Süßer GmbH, Berlin
Interior Construction: Lindner AG, Arnstorf
Conservation Consultants: Dr. Eva-Maria Barkhofen, Berlin
Lifts: Tepper Aufzuganlagen GmbH, Berlin
Metal Construction: Wilking Metallbau GmbH, Berlin
Fixtures And Fittings: Messing Zawadski, Berlin
Cerpentry: Tischlerei Hollenbach, Berlin
Lighting: Kardorff Ingenieure, Berlin
Courtyard Design: atelier 8 landschaftsarchitekten, Berlin
Client: Tchoban Foundation. Museum für Architekturzeichnung
The Tchoban Foundation. Museum for Architectural Drawing opens its programme with ‘Piranesi’s Paestum: Master Drawings Uncovered’. In presenting this singular collection from the Sir John Soane‘s Museum in London, one of the oldest architectural museums in the world, the Museum for Architectural Drawing marks its intention to continue this tradition.
The Location
The Museum for Architectural Drawing at Pfefferberg takes its place alongside the rich array of important cultural institutions in the capital. The museum’s new building is located at the western entrance to Pfefferberg from Christinenstraße, the site of the former brewery between Schönhauser Allee and Teutoburger Platz in Prenzlauer Berg. This area has developed since the 1990s from a non-profit organization to become a centre for Berlin’s cultural scene. Today numerous studios, workshops, agencies, galleries and event-spaces are gathered within the listed industrial buildings and vaults around the renowned Architecture Forum Aedes, with its research and convention centre, Aedes Network Campus Berlin.
Architectural Design
The striking construction is extended from a fire-wall and latches
onto a row of typical old Berlin houses. The Museum for Architectural
Drawing is a four-storey solid corpus with a glass floor stacked on top.
The profile of the four floors is reminiscent of casually piled up
blocks. The building’s silhouette is created by a regression and
progression of façade elements, and demonstrates a freedom of form that
relates to the conventions of the neighbouring historic Berlin buildings
and yet is unorthodox and minimalist in its gesture.
The Museum for Architectural Drawing is an exceptional example of contemporary architecture in its construction, design and choice of materials. The powerful expression of its formal language cannot be overlooked though it still responds sensitively to its surroundings. The coloured concrete and glass façades of the building are rich in contrast and layers. Its closed surface is detailed with strong magnified fragments of architectural sketches in relief form. The museum has a floor area of approximately 490 square metres, and contains an entrance area, two exhibition rooms, the museum depository and a conference room.
The Collector and the Collection
Sergei Tchoban, born in 1962 in Saint Petersburg, developed a passion
for architectural drawing during his student years at the Russian
Academy of Arts in his home city. Here he discovered his love for the
old Masters and began himself to draw. In 2001, the purchase of a
drawing by Pietro di Gottardo Gonzaga was the foundation stone for his
collection. Since then, the collection has grown to include several
hundred sheets from different periods: from architects of the 16th
century to the present day, from Cerceau to Gehry.
The Tchoban Foundation was founded at the end of 2009 with the aim of keeping the interest in architectural representation through drawing alive and to support young talent in this field. Together with the founder Sergei Tchoban, Dr. h. c. Kristin Feireiss, founder of the Aedes Architectural Forum and Dr. Eva-Maria Barkhofen, director of the Architectural Archive at the Academy of Arts, Berlin, two experts highly esteemed in and beyond their specialized fields, form the foundation’s board of trustees.
Concept and Users
The Museum for Architectural Drawing will show three exhibitions annually. These will comprise exhibits from its own collection as well as loans from international cooperation partners such as the John Soane‘s Museum, the Hermitage and the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, which in turn will present exhibitions from the Tchoban Foundation in their galleries.
from archdaily