This museum, designed by Grimshaw Architects, is a restored 1960's blast furnace. I think it's a great example of both restoration and color use. The architects were able to take a derelict structure and turn it into a city landmark. That's pretty impressive and I love the use of bright yellow, which really stands out against the industrial metal. (Image from Architectural Record)
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Museo del Acero
This museum, designed by Grimshaw Architects, is a restored 1960's blast furnace. I think it's a great example of both restoration and color use. The architects were able to take a derelict structure and turn it into a city landmark. That's pretty impressive and I love the use of bright yellow, which really stands out against the industrial metal. (Image from Architectural Record)
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