Topic 6 - Maxxi Art Museum by Zaha Hadid, 2010

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where is it?

Flaminio district just outside of Rome

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such a modern design that juxtaposes Rome’s associations with the…

classical

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References to the Roman invention of…

Concrete in 2nd BC - used as a dominant material in the building

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the concrete is reinforced with…

steel infrastructure

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the reinforcements allowed for…

cantilevers

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the …. design makes the most of the fluid potential of concrete

curvilinear

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there are references to both the …. and …. styles

international and classical

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references to pillars seen in the…

dramatic overhangs reminiscent of classical porticos

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the angular design is seen to celebrate the …. of …. life

energy and conflict of modern city life

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use of concrete allows for ….

daring forms, large spans and cantilevered projections

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Hadid conceived of a multi-layered composition that would mirror the…

historical layering of Roman architecture through ancient times

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built on the site of a former…

military barracks and included part of the old structure

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the first major…

public museum dedicated to contemporary art to be opened in Italy for decades

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central concept of the design was to create…

‘fluid geometry’ and create a fluid and flexible building

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Hadid claimed it was a museum which represented….

“a field of buildings”

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the interior has a …. quality and large ….

labyrinthine quality and large open spaces

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many criticised its design and that it represented a kind of….

nightmarish maze, full of unpredictable corners and dead-ends

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the walls were considered …. for …. artworks

impractical for hanging artworks

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the design had features like …. walls which could be used for hanging works

floating

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snaking stairways also served as….

viewing ramps

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the colour scheme is…

monochrome

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exposed concrete walls allowed for a….

neutral backdrop for display

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there is a sense that one has a desire to rethink the past and repurpose it rather than obliterate it through the….

clear references to Roman heritage and incorporations of the old barracks

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the location at the… emphasises the…

edge of the city emphasises the notion of regeneration and creating new identities for neglected urban areas

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Hadid’s Islamic heritage is also reflected in the…

interiors - curved stairways allusive of minarets

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also references …. ….. design in the free-floating….

Soviet avant-garde / Constructivist shapes created by the steel fins and sinuous ramps

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the work is given a …. identity, fitting for 21st C global art

hybrid