The 21 Most Anticipated Projects of 2024
Discover the architectural projects opening in 2023, including the Paris 2024 Olympic Village and Museo Egizio renovation.
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Egyptian Museum in Turin to undergo €23m renovation with two-storey "agora" at its heart
The mission of the project, designed by OMA architects, is to make the museum more accessible to the public
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OMA's david gianotten presents latest on museo egizio in turin
Designboom speaks with david gianotten and other project leads to uncover the latest details about the museum's 2024 design.
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Kengo Kuma's Proposal for the Egyptian Museum Expansion in Torino Creates New Urban Axis
Kengo Kuma and Associates proposes a renovation and expansion plan for the oldest museum of Egyptian Culture in Torino, Italy.
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OMA wins competition for a public expansion of Turin's Museo Egizio
A design from OMA has just been named the winner of an international competition to deliver a new vision for the Museo Egizio in Turin, Italy. OMA Managing Partner David Gianotten and Project Architect Andreas Karavanas will lead the creation of the Piazza Egizia covered courtyard and six...
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OMA Wins Competition to Transform World's Oldest Museum for the Ancient Egyptian Culture in Turin, Italy
OMA / David Gianotten and Andreas Karavanas have won the competition to renovate the world’s oldest museum for Ancient Egyptian culture, the Museo Egizio.
Francesca Vittorini Andrea Karavanas Fondazione Museo Delle Antichit Alessandro Rossi Museo Egizio Rui Pedro Couto Fernandes
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Discover the latest Architecture news and projects on Turin at ArchDaily, the world's largest architecture website. Stay up-to-date with articles and updates on the newest developments in architecture.
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