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’Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection’

United Kingdom Architecture News - Jan 06, 2014 - 20:16   2068 views

’Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection’

'Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection' is M+’s first architecture exhibition, a landmark presentation showcasing the design for the future M+ building by renowned Swiss architectural practice Herzog & de Meuron with Hong Kong-based TFP Farrells and Ove Arup & Partners HK. It will reveal the ongoing development of the 60,000 square-metre museum building as it progresses towards its scheduled completion in late 2017.

The exhibition will also present the inaugural showcase of the museum’s growing architecture collection—the first of its kind in Asia, presenting over 100 works and materials, many previously unseen, by more than 35 architects, firms and artists from Hong Kong, China, Asia and beyond, dating from the 1920s until now. Together, they provide a snapshot of the museum’s groundbreaking approach to collecting, understanding, and thinking about architecture.

Throughout, the exhibition will explore not only the intertwined histories of architecture in and from Hong Kong, the region and the world, but more so, the increasingly diverse ways of representing, seeing and interpreting architecture.Learn more about the exhibition here.

In conjunction with the exhibition, M+ also hosts a series of free programmes to enhance public's understanding to this important event. Members of the public are welcome to register for public talks, guided tours as well as workshops. All programmes are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

"Building M+: The Museum and Architecture Collection" exhibition is part of theMobile M+ series.

Date:
10 January – 9 February 2014

Time: 
Open daily 10am – 8pm
(*open till 5 pm on 30 January, closed 31 January)

Venue: 
ArtisTree, 1/F, Cornwall House, TaiKoo Place, Island East, Hong Kong

Enquiries:
2200 0204 / [email protected]

Free admission

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