Who created the project "Haptic Museum Barcelona "?

This project was created by Milosz Andryszewski on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Haptic Museum Barcelona "?

"Haptic Museum Barcelona " is a Conceptual Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Haptic Museum Barcelona " located?

This project is located in Spain.

Haptic Museum Barcelona

Museum for Barcelona City

Comments (3)

Jose Maria Olmedo Espigares

Juror

5y ago

It is a bad project little worked . The site analysis is the unique part that is correct.

MiguelHernández, Esther López, Jule Potter

Juror

5y ago

The idea of the green space and the museum as an extension of the outdoor plaza and recycled materials is positively valued. We recommend deeper reflections of architectural issues such as the entry of light in all rooms, the exhibition routes, the oragnization of the building with entry and exit of merchandise and the study of native vegetation which should also be compatible with the construction immediately below.

Dawid Konieczny 5y ago

Love it. Nice and bright project with alot of potensial. Open space alot of green around. In the pandemic time we need more room or space to stay safe. This project give us the free view in the future an the same time meka us more relaxt in the hard world. Thank you and congrats .

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