Brandhorst‘s Open Door: Intersection of Architectural Design and everyday Functionality by Michael Nguyen

Brandhorst‘s Open Door: Intersection of Architectural Design and everyday Functionality

Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

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Jul 29, 2024

From every angle, the Brandhorst Museum offers a new visual experience, a dance of colors and light, conceived by the visionary architects Sauerbruch Hutton. This harmonious interplay of form and function transforms the walls into a captivating display, reflecting values of beauty in repetition and the elegance of simplicity. In the image, the facade of the Brandhorst Museum features an open door for employees, obscured by the vertical ceramic rods that adorn the exterior. The colorful rods, arranged in a pattern of red, green, blue, and gray hues, create a dynamic visual effect. The open door as a work of art. The scene captures the intersection of architectural design and everyday functionality, highlighting how patterns can integrate seamlessly with practical elements.

By Michael Nguyen —