It was recently revealed that a Paris-based firm, Moreau Kusunoki, has been announced as the winner of the Guggenheim Helsinki competition. What’s sure to be a gorgeous structure will grace the city’s waterfront. Titled “Art in the City”, the intent is to provide continuity between the waterfront, park, nearby urban areas… and of course, the museum.
Over 1,700 international and annonymous designs were submitted. We believe a key factor in the decision was the museum skyline which is composed by independent volumes, highlighted by a landmark tower. This is truly a design built with the future in mind!
Pictured- the winning deisgn for the new Helsinki Guggenheim. This location follows locals in Venice and Bibao.
Image courtesy of: CNN
An exact relica of Moreau Kusunnoki’s winning submission!
Image courtesy of: Helsinki Design Week