Maxxi National Museum of Xxi Century Arts Rome Italy
Compages
MAXXI: Museum of XXI Century Arts
- Rome, Italy
- 1998 – 2009
- Italian Ministry of Civilization, Rome, Italy, Fondazione MAXXI
- Built
- 30000mtwo
MAXXI supercedes the notion of the museum as 'object' or – presenting a field of buildings attainable to all, with no house boundary between what is 'within' and what is 'without'. Central to this new reality are confluent lines – walls intersecting and separating to create interior and outside spaces.
MAXXI, the first Italian public museum devoted to contemporary creativity, arts and architecture provides not only an arena in which to showroom art, but a research 'hothouse' – a space where gimmicky languages of design, style, cinema, art and architecture can run across in new dialogue. Three words encapsulate the MAXXI vision – innovation, multiculturalism, interdisciplinary.
MAXXI supercedes the notion of museum every bit 'object' or fixed entity, presenting instead 'a field of buildings' attainable to all, with no firm boundary between what is 'within' and what 'without'. Cardinal to this new reality – its main forcefulness – is a confluence of lines – walls that constantly intersect and separate to create indoor and outdoor spaces.
MAXXI integrates itself with its surrounds, re-interpretation urban grids to generate its own geometric complexity. Through the flow of its walls it defines major streams – the galleries – and minor streams – interconnections and bridges, delighting in a peculiar L-shape footprint which in this context becomes 'liberation' – a freedom to parcel, twist and plow through existing buildings. In this very meandering MAXXI both draws on and feeds the cultural vitality of its female parent city.
MAXXI Art and MAXXI Architecture – ii museums with this one space – flank a big high-reaching entrance hall, from which access to all galleries, auditoria, cafeteria, shops and services are provided. Motion from this signal beyond MAXXI'south containing walls are via a pedestrian walkway which shadows the building's contours, re-establishing an urban link obscured for over a century.
MAXXI expresses itself through glass, steel and cement – delighting in neutrality, achieving great curatorial flexibility and multifariousness. To wander through, to feel this place – these spaces – is to run into constantly changing vistas and surprises.
Architect
Zaha Hadid Architects
Design
Zaha Hadid with Patrik Schumacher
Project Architect
Gianluca Racana
Site Supervision Team
Anja Simons, Paolo Matteuzzi, Mario Mattia
Design Team
Anja Simons, Paolo Matteuzzi, Fabio Ceci, Mario Mattia, Maurizio Meossi, Paolo Zilli, Luca Peralta, Maria Velceva, Matteo Grimaldi, Ana Chiliad.Cajiao, Barbara Pfenningstorff, Dillon Lin, Kenneth Bostock, Raza Zahid, Lars Teichmann, Adriano De Gioannis, Amin Taha, Caroline Voet, Gianluca Ruggeri, Luca Segarelli
Competition Team
Ali Mangera, Oliver Domeisen, Christos Passas, Sonia Villaseca, Jee-Eun Lee, James Lim, Julia Hansel, Sara Klomps, Shumon Basar, Bergendy Cooke, Jorge Ortega, Stephane Hof, Marcus Dochantschi, Woody Yao, Graham Modlen, Jim Heverin, Barbara Kuit, Ana Sotrel, Hemendra Kothari, Zahira El Nazel, Florian Migsch, Kathy Wright, Jin Wananabe, Helmut Kinzer, Thomas Knuvener, Sara Kamalvand
Planning
ABT (Rome, Italy)
Structural Engineer
Anthony Hunt Associates (London, UK), Ok Pattern Grouping (Rome, Italy), Studio S.P.C. Southward.R.L. (Rome, Italian republic)
M & East
Max Fordham and Partners (London, United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland), Ok Design Group
Lighting
Equation Lighting (London, United kingdom)
Audio-visual
Paul Gilleron Acoustic (London, UK)
- MAXXI: Zaha Hadid Architects
- Zaha Hadid: Contempo Project
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Source: https://www.zaha-hadid.com/architecture/maxxi/
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