Schaustelle by J. Mayer H.

Architects J. Mayer H. have designed a building made from scaffolding to host the collections and events of the Pinakothek der Moderne museum in Munich when it closes for renovation next year.

Schaustelle by J. Mayer H.

The temporary pavilion will occupy a site at the museum from February to September and will contain a large ground floor exhibition room for displaying four of the modern art collections.

Schaustelle by J. Mayer H.

External stairs will lead to the upper levels, where a series of platforms and a projection area will provide a flexible space for events, screenings and installations.

J. Mayer H. have also recently completed a few projects in Georgia – see a slideshow of them all here.

Here’s some information from the architects:


Schaustelle – Space for Experiments

Designed by J. MAYER H., the ‘Schaustelle’ or ‘show site’ will be a temporary pavilion and platform for the four collections housed at the Pinakothek der Moderne.

In an official statement, Dr. Markus Michalke, Chairman of the Pinakothek der Moderne Foundation announced:

The Pinakothek der Moderne is due to close in February 2013 for renovation work and is expected to reopen again in September 2013. The temporary closure has been seen as an opportunity that will give rise to a makeshift exhibition building – the Schaustelle. Set up for the duration of the renovations, it will provide the four collections at the Pinakothek der Moderne with a lively platform to hold exhibitions, workshops, talks, performances, film screenings and video installations and much more besides. The scheme has been initiated by the Pinakothek der Moderne Foundation.

The ground floor of the Schaustelle contains a large exhibition space that can be easily adapted to suit the requirements of the various exhibitions of the four collections. The plans foresee the use of the open scaffold structure in the outdoor area as a projection area, making it available as an addition exhibition space. The scaffold structure allows visitors to walk through it, while they catch new glimpses of the city beyond, set off by works on display from the collections. Accompanying events, including some at night, multimedia projections in the outdoor area and a viewing platform overlooking the city centre: all these things will cast the Kunstareal in a new and exciting light. The Pinakothek der Moderne Foundation and the four institutions in the Pinakothek der Moderne are also using the temporary platform to send a political signal to push for the completion of the second section of the main building. The Schaustelle is an operational platform and think tank in one.

Date: February – September 2013
Location: Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, Germany
Architects: J. MAYER H.
Designed for: Pinakothek der Moderne und Bayrische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Bayrisches Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst

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Les Grandes Tables de L’île by 1024 Architecture

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Paris studio 1024 Architecture have completed a cafe made from scaffolding and shipping containers on an island on the Seine in Paris.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Les Grandes Tables is located on the Île Seguin, where architect Jean Nouvel is currently converting a car factory into a museum.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Elevated amidst the scaffolding structure is an oriented strand board box, which houses the first floor restaurant.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

A staircase at the front of the building leads visitors up to this dining room, whilst an open space below is used for informal events and parties.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Another scaffolding structure published on Dezeen temporarily housed a temporary cafe, sauna and paddling pool – see our earlier story here.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

Photography is by Brice Pelleschi, apart from where otherwise stated.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

Here’s some more details from 1024 Architecture:


Les Grandes Tables de L’île

A restaurant/bar/open-air café positioned on Île Seguin in the middle of a temporary garden whilst waiting for the architect Jean Nouvel’s macro project to be implemented, Les Grandes Tables de L’ile is a place to meet, for haute cuisine and why not even parties to accompany the reconstruction of this island steeped in history.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

The project is an architectural hybridization between an agricultural greenhouse, a barge and a timber-frame house.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Modelled after a large wood fibre box suspended in a scaffold structure from which freight containers are hanging, all encompassed beneath a transparent umbrella…

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

An eye-catching iconoclastic assemblage with an area of 300m2 to accommodate 120 covers and the cuisine of Arnaud Daguin, a chef with stars to his name.

Les Grandes Tables de Lile by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

Constructed from scaffolding, wood fibre panels and containers, according to the principle dear to the 1024 duo, the restaurant can be promptly extended by video and lighting effects by changing with the assistance of mapping for the duration of a party or a particular event.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

‘A meeting place aimed at initiating the reoccupation of the venue.

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

An architecture which must be able to disappear without leaving any traces…’

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

Client: Les Grandes Tables (Paris/Ile Seguin)
Team: Pierre Schneider and François Wunscel (Architects) / Stéphanie Grimard (project monitoring)

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau

Companies: SIRC (containers and construction) / PLETAC (scaffolding) / Light-Event (Electricity) / RECYCLING (interior lights) / ABAC (heating and CMV)

Les Grandes Tables de L'île by 1024 Architecture

Above: photograph is by C. Sancereau


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