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1 - URBAN SITUATION SITE PLAN 2 - INTERSECTIONS & PROXIMITY TO THE CITY AND THE SEA 3 - PEDESTRIAN FLOW & PUBLIC SPACE Panoramic view from Eteläsatama South Harbour The northern part of the site contains a public space that defines the museum’s main entrance, welcoming the pedestrian flow coming from the Market Square. A lifted platform is designed to hierarchize the building, while also serving as a flattened surface to associate the city to the waterfront promenade. This entrance square hosts open air exhibitions as well as live performances that turn the site into an attractive destination for Helsinki`s inhabitants as well as worldwide visitors. The building’s shape responds to its context with a difference in height that emulates the gradual transition of scale from the city to the port while reinforcing the historical axis. As such, the northwestern corner of the building becomes an urban icon and the symbol of Guggenheim Helsinki. Coming from a rich historical tradition in architecture and design, the city of Helsinki has recently been engaged in an urban renewal process. Its strategic position and high socio-economic standards make it a thriving urban center, striving to become a European capital of culture via the creation of special- ized art districts, human-scale urban tissue, and a strong connection to nature. The Eteläsatama area, chosen for the project, emphasizes this intersection between urbanity and nature, as it sits in the South Harbor of Helsinki with great potential to connect the port, historical center, and Tähtitornin Vuori park. The project is thus inspired by this urban context and follows the orthogonal grid of the city by extending the existing axis, which both determines the building’s form and creates a link to the park via a pedestrian bridge. GH-8627802723 1
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1 - URBAN SITUATION
SITE PLAN
2 - INTERSECTIONS & PROXIMITY TO THE CITY AND THE SEA 3 - PEDESTRIAN FLOW & PUBLIC SPACE
Panoramic view from Eteläsatama South Harbour
The northern part of the site contains a public space that defi nes the museum’s main entrance, welcoming the pedestrian fl ow coming from the Market Square. A lifted platform is designed to hierarchize the building, while also serving as a fl attened surface to associate the city to the waterfront promenade. This entrance square hosts open air exhibitions as well as live performances that turn the site into an attractive destination for Helsinki`s inhabitants as well as worldwide visitors.
The building’s shape responds to its context with a difference in height that emulates the gradual transition of scale from the city to the port while reinforcing the historical axis. As such, the northwestern corner of the building becomes an urban icon and the symbol of Guggenheim Helsinki.
Coming from a rich historical tradition in architecture and design, the city of Helsinki has recently been engaged in an urban renewal process. Its strategic position and high socio-economic standards make it a thriving urban center, striving to become a European capital of culture via the creation of special-ized art districts, human-scale urban tissue, and a strong connection to nature.
The Eteläsatama area, chosen for the project, emphasizes this intersection between urbanity and nature, as it sits in the South Harbor of Helsinki with great potential to connect the port, historical center, and Tähtitornin Vuori park. The project is thus inspired by this urban context and follows the orthogonal grid of the city by extending the existing axis, which both determines the building’s form and creates a link to the park via a pedestrian bridge.
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Winter dusk view Axonometric view
Roofopenings
Finnish woodfaçade
Restaurant
Classroom
Exhibition rooms Exhibition rooms
Envelope
Level 3 & 4
Level 2
Level 1
Ground fl oor
Steppedconcrete roof
Offi ces
Exhibition Hall
Exhibition rooms
Collection storage &
management
Café
Conferenceroom
Kitchen
Tickets/Info
Lounge
1 - SITE 2 - VOLUME EXTRUSION 3 - VOLUME RETRACTION 4 - CONTEXT ADAPTATION - GRADUAL TRANSITION OF HEIGHTS “CREATION OF AN ICON”
5 - CAVED-IN GESTURES “ENTRANCES HIERARCHIZATION”
6 - VISUAL INTERACTION “SOCIAL HUB” 7 - CROP & LIFT UP “LIGHT & INSIDE VIEWS” 8 - SKIN CUTTING “AIR & EXTERNAL VIEWS” 9 - GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI
16.50m10.30m
22.30m 36.10m
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AA
B
B
Section AA Section BB Atrium
Exhibition Hall
Ground fl oor plan - 1:500
+16.10m - L2
+9.60m - L1
+0.30m - Harbour
+3.10m - GF
L2 - +16.10m
L1 - +9.60m
GF - +3.10m
+22.60m - L3
+29.10m - L4
+36.10m
L3 - + 22.60m
L4 - + 29.10m
+36.10m
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10.11.
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Level 1 - 1:750 Level 2 - 1:750 Level 3 - 1:750 Level 4 - 1:750
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51.
Ground fl oor 1745m²
01. Cafe / Bar 25002. Design Store 30003. Museum Shop 8004. Ticketing / Info 4005. Lockers 3006. Coat Check 4007. Perform./Conference Hall 500
08. Equipment Storage 4009. Custodial Offi ce 1510. IT Server / Staff Offi ces 3511. Landscape Equipment 2012. Locker Rooms 25
13. Security Room 2014. Shipping / Receiving 5015. Crate Storage 5016. Uncrating / Staging 5017. Art Storage 10018. Prep./Conservation Studio 7019. Conservation Offi ce 30
Level 1 2800m²
20. Exhibition spaces 220021. Administrative Offi ce 12022. Copy Room/ File Storage 5023. Workroom / Storage 5024. Lunch Room / Lounge 10025. Development Offi ce 10026. Curator Offi ce 10027. Conference Room 80
Level 2 2100m²
30. Exhibition spaces 2100
Level 3 280m²
41. Kitchen 20042. Classrooms & Lab. 80
Level 4 180m²
51. Restaurant 180
Unassigned Areas 5100m²Assigned Areas 7105m²
Total: 12205m²Total exhibition: 4300m²
+3.10m
+3.10m
+2.10m
+2.50m
+3.10m
+2.10m
+3.10m
+2.50m
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View of the northern entrance - Public square
Restaurant
Energetical effi ciency Environmentally friendly building
Façade detail - 1-20
The different levels are connected together trough a sculptural staircase linking each fl oor to the atrium that features a high per-formance glazing system, harvesting precious natural daylight.
The reinterpretation of the traditional timber shingle fa-cade system acts in a way to optimize the internal perfor-mance of the different spaces of the building, which adapts to the European environmental standards of nowadays.
The south-facing pitched roof is optimized for passive solar heat gain, while also ensuring natural indirect light for the interior terraced fl oors. South oriented solar cells provide the electricity for a big part of the public facilities.
A rainwater harvesting system also fulfi lls 87% of the museum’s greywater needs. The building’s raised platform creates a ventilated crawl space that contains wa-ter collectors and a series of structural steel piles with integral hydronic loops for effi cient conditioning, the permeability of this platform makes it a natural water drain.
Wooden slabs
10-10-4 doubled glazed panels
U shaped steel frame
Screwed timber slats25mm x 200 mm
Nailed timber slats25mm x 400 mm
Wooden furring strips
OSB Panel18mm
Wooden strips24mm x 48mm
Wooden structure with 300mm mineral wool
Continuous waterproofi ng membrane
Zinc profi led sheet
Thermoactive fl oor system
Rainwater harvesting
Natural water drain
High insulating façade, roof and windowsSolar cells
Bright interior surfaces increasing light refl ection
Natural convection exhaust
Geothermal cooling & heating system
Automated ventilation control
Lighting controlNatural light
External shading
Window sash sheathed into steel fi xation
Wooden beams
Stilts
Existing port level(+2.5m)
Drainage gravel
Concrete slab
Solid foam insulation
Waterproofi ng membrane
50mm concrete screed
Sound dampening insulation
Wooden parquet fl oor
Galvanized grid
Composite column
Inserted steel plate
Acoustic panels
Truss with mineral fl ock insulation
Steel structure with 280mm mineral wool
Continuous vapor barrier
Concrete slabs
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