Striated Modern Art Museums

The Orange County Museum of Art is Being Designed by Morphosis

Museums are often the buildings through which architects have the most freedom in pushing the boundaries of aesthetic, and Morphosis' new concept images for the Orange County Museum of Art show that that's still true today. The recently released images paint a picture of an abstract and stratified building -- one that's bound to be worthy of the art it will eventually hold.

Aside from the clear aesthetic boldness of the oblong, lined building, the Orange County Museum of Art will also serve as a public events space. The roof of the building will have a terrace that can be designated for live performances and multimedia presentations, making it primed to be a hub for the Orange County artistic community.
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Architecture - A trend of using abstract designs in architecture to push the boundaries of aesthetic.
2. Multifunctional Spaces - A trend of creating spaces that serve multiple purposes, such as hosting public events.
3. Artistic Community Hubs - A trend of designing buildings that become central gathering places for creative communities.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore innovative ways of incorporating abstract designs in their buildings.
2. Event Management - Event planners can utilize multifunctional spaces like the Orange County Museum of Art for various events.
3. Art and Culture - Stakeholders in the art and culture industry can embrace the concept of artistic community hubs to encourage creativity and engagement.

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