Stainless steel embodies the new image of this contemporary art and 50s furniture gallery located in Barcelona. A design that showcases the expressiveness and reflections of this industrial material.
▼ Alzueta Gallery Entrance
▼ Sign Detail
The striking envelope changes its appearance based on the light and shadow produced by surrounding buildings or elements, blurring the lines between the inanimate material and the sparkle animation. The structure has a linear appearance, is supported by stairs made of San Vicente grey natural stone. Along its path, the steps come to a glass window that aims to attract visitors’ gaze and serves as a preamble in which only a small selection of works are exposed preparing us for the main exhibition gallery.
▼ The Envelope Made Of Stainless Steel Has A Changing Appearance
▼ The Structure, With A Linear Appearance, Rests On Stairs Made Of San Vicente Grey Natural Stone
▼ The Glass Window On The Side Of The Staircase
▼ A glance To The Gallery Space
▼ Staircase Detail
Additionally , an enigmatic corridor has been discovered , featuring a simple linear metallic structure that has been added on both sides to house lighting and guides visitors intuitively towards the interior. A simple installation that, like the art displayed in the gallery, seeks to evoke a powerful and immediate experience.
▼ Door To The Corridor
▼ Inside The Corridor
▼ Detailed View
▼ Stainless Steel Wall Surface
▼ Plan And Section
