Venice Biennale OMA 2008 masterplan design, Dutch Architecture Pavilion Images, Architects Exhibition Dates

Venice Biennale OMA 2008 Architecture Masterplan

Italian Masterplan, 2008 – OMA Projects

post updated 2 Feb 2021 ;

15 Sep 2008

Venice Biennale Masterplan Design

La Défense Masterplan

Design: OMA

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OMA’s design for La Défense, presented in the Carlo Scarpa restored Querini Stampalia building, is curated by Francis Rambert, alongside 12 other proposals for the area.

OMA’s scheme stems from the recognition of La Défense’s struggle to maintain and expand its position on the international scene.

The masterplan proposes to create a nodal point that transforms La Défense into a compact and efficient business district by creating a new central transit stop in the middle of the district with an internal shuttle that extends to the neighbouring district of Les Groues – to bring in life and also distribute to surrounding neighbourhoods.

The Italian Pavilion is located in the first Tesa delle Vergini at the Venice Arsenale while the Querini Stampalia is located in the sestieri of Castello – both will be open until November 23.

Images courtesy of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA)

OMA, Rotterdam, NL

Venice Biennale OMA Installation – 12th International Architecture Exhibition

picture courtesy OMA
The exhibition occupies eight rooms and includes a hyper-detailed scale model of the future Fondazione Prada in Milan, a museum complex designed by OMA and due to go under construction soon. The model is intended as a tool to develop the Fondazione’s curatorial strategy, featuring works from the Fondazione collection in handmade miniature versions.