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New England Studio Furniture Museum Presention

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NEW ENGLAND STUDIO FURNITURE MUSEUM Nicole Garland

Final Review Spring 2021


Mission of the Museum: To dedicate a space to the past, present, and future of studio furniture artisans. By outlining

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• S tu d i o F u r n i tu r e A r ti sa n s

the timeline of studio furniture within New

• A n y on e I n te r e ste d i n th e C r a ft

England, mainly Massachusetts pieces, taking visitors from the present to the beginning of

the movement. Also, to allow present artisans to have a space to sell and display their work and to inspire people to explore the craf t. So that it won't be forgotten within our fast pace world of mass-production.

En d U s ers :

• B u y e r s of F u r n i tu r e

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Even t s : • Da i l y F u r n i tu r e M a r ke t • Ye a r l y A u c ti on s • Wor ksh op s on ma ki n g F u r n i tu r e


What is Studio Furniture: The movement, which began in the 1920 s and

‘30 s; was a rejection toward the widespread mechanization and massproduction within design at the time. People of the movement wanted to get back to the roots of handcraf ted furniture, also known as the American Studio Craf t Movement. The spirit of movement continues today; with

the artisans taking on the same ideology of creating furniture with a mixture of modernday tools and materials


Site: 234 Berkeley St

Collaborates with: • G a lle ry N A G A A rt g a lle ry ne a rb y w hic h ha s a mix o f me d iums o n d isp la y: p a in t in g s,

sc u lp t u re s, a n d fu rn it u re .

Why to have this museum? •

To c e le bra te c ra fte d furniture in N e w Engla nd

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To ke e p t he sp irit o f t he mo ve me nt a live

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A llo w t o t he se a rt isa ns t o ha ve a p la t fo rm

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Exp a nd furnit ure c o lle c t io n in Ga lle ry N A GA

• N o rt h Be nne t S t re e t S cho o l St a rt e d in t h e la t e 1900s,

t o t e a c h p e o p le a rt isa n s skills. Th e mu se u m a n d t h e sc h o o l c o lla b s

Why her e? •

To J uxt a p o se t he e xist ing w it h t he ne w d e sig n a nd furniture pie c e s

to g e the r fo r the furniture w o rksh o p s


Design Concept: The museum tak es on the feel of a mar k etp lac e b ut in a mod er niz ed and simp lified way. This will b e ac c omp lished thr oug h its d isp lays with the use of neutr al c olor s and lig hting to

let the d etails of the fur nitur e shine. Jux tap osing str uc tur es will d efine sp ac es and visually lead visitor s thr oug h the museum.


Stacked Bubble Diagram

First Block Axon Diagram

Block Axon Diagram


The Floors of the Museum Fou rth Floor

B asement

First Floor

S ec on d Floor

Third Flo o r


Horizontal Section

Vertical Section


First Floor •

L ob b y Mar k et

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P r iv ate Café

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Tic k et D esk & Chec k

Materials

N ew bu ry S treet

Key

B erkeley Street


First Floor RCP Ceiling Height Key •

15'

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13' 6"

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10'

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9'

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Op ening

Lighting Fixtures P e n d a n t o ve r c a f é se a t i n g

Le d Strips o ve r Struc ture s

Up- light ing


Lobby Market


Lobby Market

Inspirational Images

First Idea for Market Stands Sketch


View of Market at Back Door

View of Market at Entry

Elevation Lobby Market


Private Cafe


View of Private Cafe

Furniture for Cafe Seating

Detail of Structure Seating


Second Floor Key •

Galler y L ob b y

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Fur nitur e Wor k shop

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P r esent D ay Galler y


Second Floor RCP Ceiling Height Key •

9'

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Op ening

Lighting Fixtures Display T rack L ight ing

Le d Strips o ve r Struc ture s

Up- light ing


Gallery Lobby


Gallery Lobby

Section of Red Structure

Section of Blue Structure


Present Day Gallery


Present Day Gallery

Inspirational Images

Sketch of Display Ideas


View of Gallery Entry

View Right Room of Gallery

Section of Present Day Gallery


Present Day Gallery

View Right Room of Gallery

Furniture in Collection


Third Floor Key •

Galler y Fur nitur e Catwalk

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Past Galler y (2000's & 1990's)

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Past Galler y (1980's & 1970's)


Third Floor RCP Ceiling Height Key •

9'

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8'

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Op ening

Lighting Fixtures Display T rack L ight ing

Le d Strips o ve r Struc ture s

Up- light ing


Furniture Catwalks


Furniture Catwalks

Inspirational Images

Sketch for Catwalks Gradient


View from Near Mounting

View Looking from Blue Catwalk

Elevation Furniture Catwalks


Third Floor Past Galleries


Lobby Market

Inspirational Images

Sketch of Display Set-up in Gallery


View of 1970's & 1980's Gallery

View of 1990's & 2000's Gallery

Furniture in Collection


Fourth Floor Key •

Auc tion Cafe

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Past Galler y (Entr y & 1940's)

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Past Galler y (1920's & 1930's)

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Past Galler y (1950's & 1960's)


Fourth Floor RCP Ceiling Height Key •

16'

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13'

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12'

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10'

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9'

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27' ( Exist ing H e ight )

Lighting Fixtures P e n d a n t o ve r c a f é se a t i n g

Le d Strips o ve r Struc ture s

Up- light ing


Fourth Floor Past Galleries


View of 1920's & 1930's Gallery

View of 1950's & 1960's Gallery

Section Fourth Floor Past Gallery


Fourth Floor Past Gallery

View 1940's Gallery

Furniture in Collection


Auction Cafe


View of Auction Cafe

Elevation of Stage

Section of Blue Structure


Lobby

Gallery

Market

Lobby

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Catwalks

Auction Cafe


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