The Hanoi Museum - Hanoi, Vietnam:
While most visitors to Vietnam focus on temples and colonial buildings,
a new modern museum in the country's capital might change that
tradition. The Hanoi Museum, designed by GMP Architekten of Germany,
incorporates some common themes of museum construction with a new twist,
literally.
Photos
of the museum's interior, with its white walls and large spiral ramp,
somewhat resemble Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum, except the
exterior of the Hanoi Museum completely contrasts the former's exterior.
The Hanoi Museum resembles an inverted pyramid with four levels of
descending squares, the bottom level significantly smaller than even the
first floor.
This
significantly smaller bottom level means that the surrounding gardens
and water features almost appear to begin beneath the building leading
visitors from the outside in. This was also taken into account when
planning the gardens and surrounding area of the museum.
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