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The problem is known: the rooms of a museum usually have four walls and two gates. If the ports are facing each other, at best, be able to create a path that makes the most of three walls only.
If the ports are located on adjacent walls, the path will take advantage of every inch available. In the first case, you can line up all the rooms you want, almost indefinitely. In the second case, the museum will not have more than four rooms (or five, or six, if you were the weird Disney idea of \u200b\u200bbuilding environments pentagonal or hexagonal, and so on). few rooms very well exploited or a long series of space a little 'wasted? Sure, there would also have the option forcing-the-visitor-a-move-twice-before-the-fourth-wall but I prefer not to even consider. The solution, brilliant, bore her almost seventy years ago an American architect: an input, output, and a single, long wall that wraps around itself. architect named Frank Lloyd Wright, the museum was the Guggenheim in New York. last few days in Milan there is a new museum. They designed and Italo Rota Fabio Fornasari digging into the Arengario Portaluppi, Muzio, Magistretti and Griffin. At the entrance there is a long ramp that surrounds the elicodale Fourth of Pelizza Volpedo and quotes from Wright. Unfortunately it is only a quote: The rest of the museum is not surprising, if not for the large space dedicated to Fontana and the link with the Royal Palace. The works in the collection Jucker, the Futurists and the various currents up to World War II worth the visit. Unfortunately, the option I would have dismissed out of hand here has been embraced with enthusiasm. You will then be forced to shuttle across the infamous fourth wall. From the '50s onwards is a matter of taste. In my humble opinion, you save very little for the poor any more. And anyway, is clear: next time you need to play with the bricks, even if only to rearrange the living room of the house Moratti, I would first be consulted.
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