micro technologies market

the wealth of exchanges comes from sharing ways of thinking, doing, and acting.

The market arises with exchange, where people coincide in the act of trading. The era of virtuality that overwhelms us suggests spaces of interconnection, which by osmosis will be of exchange; and that at some point they get compressed into microparticles that travel through cyberspace. Our market seeks to suggest (or insinuate) a structure that enables exchanges, taking i mind the fleeting and intrepid contemporaneity that touches us. To exchange is to articulate. We articulate technology with architecture, architecture with heritage, the factory with the neighborhood.

The dance museum is a space located in the heart of barrio Güemes, bohemian neighborhood of Córdoba City; where three activities are combined: trade, art and staging.

A sewing and shoe workshop was planned, which manages to adapt to the exhibition of what was elaborated; and, also, being able to be used as a scenic space in proximity to the street, which mutates into a search for dialogue with those who walk in the area. We worked with a space that changes according to the hours of the day: due to its flexibility, the ground floor will be a museum, workshop or theater, always accompanied by a patio and a shop that sees off its visitors offering the final product. The upper floor will house the library and cafeteria, from where it is possible to watch the main space on the ground floor.

THE FURNITURE WAS THOUGHT OF AS AN ADAPTATION PROPOSED BY THE SPACE, AND THIS IS HOW THE CONFIGURATION OF THE OBJECT IS USED FOR BOTH WORKSHOP, STORAGE, AND EXHIBITION ACTIVITIES.

ON THE OTHER HAND, IT IS POSSIBLE TO OPEN THE STAGE TO THE STREET, THROUGH A HINGE SYSTEM, IT CAN BE REBATED TURNING TOWARDS THE PUBLIC SPACE, EXPANDING ITS SURFACE AND ALLOWING A DIRECT INTERIOR-EXTERIOR RELATIONSHIP.

TECHNOLOGICALLY, THE WORKSHOP MUSEUM APPROPRIATES WOOD AS THE MAIN CONSTITUENT ELEMENT AND ACCOMPANIED BY STRIPS OF CANVAS, THEY SET UP A VERSATILE ATMOSPHERE THROUGHOUT THE PLACE.

FINALLY, THE PATIO CONTINUES THE DIALOGUE WITH THE INTERIOR THROUGH THE DESIGN OF ITS FURNITURE AND HALF SHADE, CONFIGURING A SPACE OF PERMANENCE AND TRANQUILITY FOR USERS OF THE MUSEUM.