Interactive Spy Museum Designed by Adjaye Associates to Open in New York City
Adjaye Associates has unveiled designs for SPYSCAPE, a new museum and interactive experience that illuminates the world of espionage from historical secret intelligence to modern day hacking through a collection of rare artifacts, exhilarating storytelling and immersive personalized experiences.
Courtesy of Adjaye Associates
Adjaye Associates has unveiled designs for SPYSCAPE, a new museum and interactive experience that illuminates the world of espionage from historical secret intelligence to modern day hacking through a collection of rare artifacts, exhilarating storytelling and immersive personalized experiences.Located a stone?s throw from Times Square in New York City, the 60,000-square-foot space will use architecture as a key element of the museum experience. Inspired by the spaces occupied by the world?s most significant spy organizations, the building interiors will resemble a small town, with a variety of spaces unfolding beneath a vaulted canopy. Circulation will lead visitors through a wide range of vantage points and perspectives, playing with perceptions and drawing you into the individual pavilions.
Courtesy of Adjaye Associates
Varied strategies of lighting, materiality and transparency will reinforce this atmosphere, fostering a sense of discovery and observation ? with smoked glass, fiber cement, dark grey acoustic paneling, and both mirror-polished and weathered steel making up the primary material pallette of the interior. Th...
Courtesy of Adjaye Associates
Adjaye Associates has unveiled designs for SPYSCAPE, a new museum and interactive experience that illuminates the world of espionage from historical secret intelligence to modern day hacking through a collection of rare artifacts, exhilarating storytelling and immersive personalized experiences.Located a stone?s throw from Times Square in New York City, the 60,000-square-foot space will use architecture as a key element of the museum experience. Inspired by the spaces occupied by the world?s most significant spy organizations, the building interiors will resemble a small town, with a variety of spaces unfolding beneath a vaulted canopy. Circulation will lead visitors through a wide range of vantage points and perspectives, playing with perceptions and drawing you into the individual pavilions.
Courtesy of Adjaye Associates
Varied strategies of lighting, materiality and transparency will reinforce this atmosphere, fostering a sense of discovery and observation ? with smoked glass, fiber cement, dark grey acoustic paneling, and both mirror-polished and weathered steel making up the primary material pallette of the interior. Th...
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