Design · Selected work
Marlik Contemporary Art Museum
A contemporary-art museum in Rasht organized around sequences of approach, exhibition, pause, and framed relationships between interior space and landscape.
- Period
- 2016
- Status
- Individual academic project
- Perspectives
- Design
30-second case brief
Question, responsibility, method, result.
- Question
- A contemporary-art museum in Rasht organized around sequences of approach, exhibition, pause, and framed relationships between interior space and landscape.
- Responsibility
- Architectural design
- Methods
- Individual academic project · Rasht · 2016
- Result
- Individual academic project
Project scope and responsibility
- Role
- Architectural design
- Context
- Individual academic project · Rasht · 2016
- Focus
- Museum · Cultural architecture · Circulation · Daylight · Rasht
Overview
The Marlik Contemporary Art Museum was an individual design project developed in Rasht under the supervision of Dr. Khakpour. The proposal focused on how visitors move between galleries, gathering spaces, and moments of visual connection to the landscape. Its central qualities are spatial: a clear circulation narrative, controlled daylight, and a sequence of compressed and open volumes communicated through plans, sections, and atmosphere views.
Selected evidence
A small set of project visuals communicates the central method, spatial idea, or evidence without reproducing the complete source report.
