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Fig. 3.
View of the interior
patio and of a part of the
service area.
Fig. 4.
View of museum’s
walkway and two of the
structural tripods.
site, furthermore they respond effectively to the requirements of load
distribution. Large white stools that, proportionate to the inclusion
volume, punctuate the construction spaces and lighten the perception
of concluded space. Pillars, beams and supports that create the
infrastructure for a pitched roof that try to confers the idea of lightness
and suspension element as, indeed, the whole project. The need of
maximum lightness possible for the coverage was reached regarding
the above coating solution, for the use of aluminium sheet left
rough and oxidized, in order to return the typical aerial image of
temporary archaeological excavation’s tents. The general image of
the typical and temporary excavations following the shape of finding’s
ground, it is structured to protecting the ruins around them. As
a variation and like an element of contrast, a large open and circular
patio perforates the roof surface in order to generate the reception
area and the organized visits space. The only element coming out of
orthogonal and linear logic of the whole composition, logic adopted
to make the space more coherent and legibly as possible without efforts
once inside the structure, is precisely the patio, made by a simple
circular puncturing in the mesh of the cover that identifies, spatially
and expressively, a cylindrical volume. A volume reference to the
perception of space, a centre to which to entrust the guidance along
the way to visit, and that inundates of light from above. From the
plant composition is possible to identify two broad functional areas:
the administrative is organized around the patio and the exhibi-
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