For the last three months of its opening , however, the upper hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie comes up with a fascinating installation."Sticks and Stones" called David Chipperfield his "intervention" from roughly 143 debarked logs that fit the prescribed Mies strict grid and yet act quite differently than the steel of the building.

David Chipperfield and his office will redevelop the New National Gallery, and they are so carefully manage it as before the highly acclaimed reconstruction of the Neues Museum on Museum Island . The perpetrator from Wednesday to installation provides an aesthetic approach to the project is, whose full extent is not yet determined, just as the costs would be likely to move in the range of 50 million euros is.That Mies's steel punch but does not represent a cost problem in the first place, but an architecture historic building, as there are few of such rank, make the 143 tree trunks hitting significantly....Continue Reading

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