Piscina Mirabilis
Typology:
Architectural Competition
Year:
2019
Piscina Mirabilis is a trace of wisdom that reflects a way of life that shows the importance of water resources to the past life. But nowadays, It has become the remains of an ancient civilization. Due to todays lifestyle has been influenced by technology, Causing an architecture with such purpose is no longer needed
Technology connects people, places, and information together, Therefore it's no longer difficult for Technology to have any impact on the art of creative work and the ability to access art. Although technology are able to create a virtual reality. However Humans still yearn the sense of reality
Contribution:
Design
In an age when artists are questioning about the definition of being artistic, of art exhibit space and technology that also take a huge role in artistic methodology. Thus leading to the answer to the question "What should an art exhibit space in this era be?"
The contemporary Art Museum proposal consist of 3 parts: Ground, Cloud and Crowd.
Ground is to forming architecture that gives a significant perception with Ruin's original elements, such as light, water, surface, volume, and material. These elements can create a unique space for art that imply the stories of past context. Instead of just an empty white box without any stories
Cloud is to increase the potential of accessibility to art and remote art areas by creating a network of art galleries such as VR + Cotroller and also houses the exhibition data which not only the collection of images, but also the various elements of the atmosphere of those exhibitions, such as crowded voice the volumn of the light at the time. And revisits are always possible.
Crowd is to increase publicity for galleries to create a variety of activities in the art space, which is one of the important factors of contemporary lifestyle. By using space that is flexible and adjustable to support activities to provide various opportunities which not also causes the monotonous in each time but to gain interest from the surrounding area
Collaborators:
Phoom Burana / Thanatorn Namsrithan
