Art Pavilion in Videbaek / Henning Larsen
Henning Larsen's art museum in Videbæk is a unique pavilion on a reflective lake in a picturesque park in the small town of Videbæk, Denmark. The sculptural pavil- ion is inspired by its setting and gives back to the people of Videbæk and its visitors.
© Martin Schubert
Architects: Henning Larsen
Location: Videbaek, Denmark
Architect In Charge: Henning Larsen
Design Team: Jørgen Holm, Søren Danielsen
Area: 1130.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Martin Schubert, Kirstine Mengel
© Kirstine Mengel
Text description provided by the architects. Henning Larsen's art museum in Videbæk is a unique pavilion on a reflective lake in a picturesque park in the small town of Videbæk, Denmark. The sculptural pavil- ion is inspired by its setting and gives back to the people of Videbæk and its visitors.
© Kirstine Mengel
Scenic Western Videbæk Park is home to the floating art museum on the edge of the lake. The pavilion compliments its site in the park and also stands out in the townscape with a sculptural overhead light. Conceptually, the design references a Japanese tea house. The cafe? terrace floats above the lake, and the movement of the water is reflected in the ceiling. The interior is illuminated by a central skylight and is flexible for a variety of installations to come.
© Kirstine Mengel
Model
© Martin Schubert
Th...
© Martin Schubert
Architects: Henning Larsen
Location: Videbaek, Denmark
Architect In Charge: Henning Larsen
Design Team: Jørgen Holm, Søren Danielsen
Area: 1130.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Martin Schubert, Kirstine Mengel
© Kirstine Mengel
Text description provided by the architects. Henning Larsen's art museum in Videbæk is a unique pavilion on a reflective lake in a picturesque park in the small town of Videbæk, Denmark. The sculptural pavil- ion is inspired by its setting and gives back to the people of Videbæk and its visitors.
© Kirstine Mengel
Scenic Western Videbæk Park is home to the floating art museum on the edge of the lake. The pavilion compliments its site in the park and also stands out in the townscape with a sculptural overhead light. Conceptually, the design references a Japanese tea house. The cafe? terrace floats above the lake, and the movement of the water is reflected in the ceiling. The interior is illuminated by a central skylight and is flexible for a variety of installations to come.
© Kirstine Mengel
Model
© Martin Schubert
Th...
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