Art Gallery, Lund, Sweden 1965-57
Architect: Klas Anshelm
The way the light filters in to give the gallery a soft glow is very beautiful, the sunlight has been controlled to provide enough illumination in the gallery without the glare. I like how the gallery has been designed to allow viewers to appreciate a piece of artwork from different angles, like from the second floor looking down or through a corridor, where one just catches a glimspe of the artwork.
Taken from: The New Museum: Architecture and Display by Michael Brawne p. 77
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