Design gallery----white cube

WHITE CUBE ART GALLERY

White cube's new building in Bermondsey and designed by Casper Mueller Kneer Architects. This building structure is modern simplicity.

• This is a contemporary art gallery and quite complex which existing extend 1970 warehouse. More than 5440 m2 of existing warehouse space were transformed to provide several exhibition spaces each with their own character
• For example, a suite of private viewing rooms, an auditorium, a bookshop, an offices as well as facilities for art storage.

• Before this building is industrial character and enhanced by new additions and modifications now.

•  This is an image of ceiling.

•  This is an image of ground floor.

•  This is an image of first floor.

• This is an image of analysis floor
• There are three principle exhibition areas like: The‘South Galleries’provide 780m2 of column free space and act as the main display area. The‘North Galleries’are smaller,more experimental in character.‘9x9x9’is a centrally located cubic space of shape–the only space penetrating the existing building envelope and flooded with natural light. And it for the established artists. An auditorium allows the presentation of films and lectures.

• This is an image of entrance.(This entrance is too long and the light could guide you go somewhere, give you the right direction at this gallery.)

• The entrance to the gallery is quite dramatic with the very wide corridor right behind the glass door, top lit by a row of neon lights which are reflected on the polished floor. 
• The combination of perspective and the use of lights and building materials give this space an almost silence theatrical effect.
• The north galleries on the right for emerging artists and on the left the south galleries and the 9x9x9 room.
• The exhibition space is divided by the corridor in two main units.

• The lighting design provides a completely even light.(artificial light) Some galleries combine natural and artificial light. All viewing rooms and gallery ceilings allow for varying sub divisions by temporary walls(the walls could move and according them change).

      (All of images resource from: 1. http://www.e-architect.co.uk/london/white-cube-gallery
      2. http://cmk-architects.com/projects/white-cube-bermondsey/
      3. https://architectureas.wordpress.com/tag/white-cube-gallery/)