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Edinburgh Museum of Tapestry

Part 2 Project 2003
See Teck Yeo
Holly Doron
 Mackintosh School of Architecture | UK
Inspired by a 15th Century drawing of Edinburgh Old Town, the museum was designed as a series of linear habitable walls and spaces within the existing context. The site typography creates layer of the spaces for various functions. The entrance being at the higher level, amalgamate both route visitors taken from the Mile and the New Town. The circulation through the museum is guide by a linear stair that distribute into various levels in the central hall. The walls contain a range of utility that allows the spaces to concentrate performing its main function ie. to display. The warm and softness of the colourful tapestries will be brought to life with the use of the hard cold concrete.

Tutor(s)
Ms Hannah Vowles
2003
Synopsis with a vertical panorama of a close in Edinburgh
15thC 3D Birdeye view of Edinburgh Old Town by James Gordon as Design Generator ... Location Photo of Old Town
Town = Museum = Loom The notion of maintaining the original fabric of Old Town into the Architecture Design and in turn morph with the program, the motion of looming a tapestry
Plan showing Administration Level +27
Plan showing Cafe, Roof Terrace and Dovecot Studio
Plan Showing ENTRANCE Level. Reception, shop and service, Temporary Gallery.
Plan showing Gallery at Level +14.5 with Archive Library and Lecture Theatre
Plan showing Gallery at Level +10.0
Plan showing Base lev of Gallery at level +5.0
Plan showing Services at level +0.0 with loading bay, stores and plant.
Section thru the first bay of proposed museum showing the relationship between the entrance level and void hall level. Photo montage of proposed view from the Scott's Monument
Section thru the main hall with main circulation stair. Photo Montage of proposed from Princes Street.
Section thru the third Gallery bay. Photo of central main hall from bottom. Photo of Void Hall with tapestry
Sectional Perspective showing the relationship of the three different sections created by the inhabitate walls.
Circulation Diagram showing the main public spaces leading from the royal mile into the various gallery levels.
Sketches of various spaces from entrance to galleries.
Photo of model with context from the north
Photo of model showing the main hall when entering from the top level
Photo showing the connection relationship in the void hall with the entry level to the top.
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