Architecture firm Gonzalo Mardones Viviani has created a stunning design for the Miele Gallery. The Miele Gallery, situated in a residential area surrounded by parks in Santiago, Chile, now features a cool and contemporary look, with its most prominent feature the facade. The designers have created a faceted, crystal-like exterior with slanted windows infused into a grid of concrete. The windows ensure the building receives tons of natural light while also giving the entire structure a modern and attention-grabbing look.
Inside the Miele Gallery, the architects have created a "circulation path," crafted of red steel, that takes the visitor from the ground floor to the highest level. This red pathway provides stunning contrast against the rest of the structure's white-washed concrete. For more about the Miele Gallery, visit the Gonzalo Mardones Viviani website.
What's Driving This Trend
- Slanted Windows
- Opportunity for innovative designs that maximize natural light and create unique facades.
- Crystal-like Facades
- Potential for eye-catching architectural designs that incorporate faceted exteriors.
- Circulation Paths
- Potential for creative and contrasting pathways within architectural structures.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can explore new design possibilities with slanted windows, crystal-like facades, and creative circulation paths.
- Construction
- Construction companies can incorporate innovative window designs and faceted exteriors to create visually striking buildings.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can consider how circulation paths can enhance the overall aesthetic and functionality of a space.
