New York, NY
This museum is located in the historic city center of Málaga, birthplace of Pablo Picasso. A 17th-century palace was fully restored to house the Main Entry and Permanent Collection galleries. Six new buildings were carefully inserted into the urban fabric to house the ambitious program, totaling 90,000 square feet. A large building, containing the Special Exhibition galleries, and a series of smaller buildings, containing ancillary program, create the boundaries of a new public plaza. The new structures respect the scale, texture and articulation of the existing built context, while their simple geometric forms, rendered in white plaster, clearly announce a sympathetic modern intervention.
Status: Built
Location: Málaga, ES
Firm Role: Architect
Additional Credits: Associate Architect: Camara / Martin Delgado Arquitectos
Structural/MEP: Arup/Madrid
Lighting: Isometrix
Landscape: Maria Medina
Graphic Designers: 2x4
Construction Manager: Ferrovial Agroman