By AD Editorial Team

Architects: Rizoma Arquitetura
Location: Brumadinho – MG, Brasil
Project Architects: Thomaz Regatos e Maria Paz
Collaborators: Sara Fagundes e Inácio Luiz
Project Area: 2194.0 m2
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Leonardo Finotti

Construction: Engenheiro Felipe Salim
Metallic Structure: Construção Pórtico Metálicas
Structures: Eng. José Maria
Building Services: Projelet
Lighting: FAS
Landscape: Pedro Nehring

From the architect. Tunga Gallery was designed as a highly flexible space to accommodate various works, temporary and permanent, in various scales and types, without resorting to the traditional “white cube”.

The natural uphill terrain was respected, and the building was suspended slightly. This is differentiated from the topographic level generated by the two main levels, connected by stairs and ramps that go beyond the interior sphere and creating a large open balcony.

The gallery is open to the context, with several accesses, delivering endless ways of moving through the space, including corridors that are also used as exhibition spaces.

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