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Insérer un fragment urbain dans une ville historique. Un musée d'archéologie dans le Kastro de Naxos, Grèce

1997
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Musée archéologique dans la citadelle vénitienne de Naxos. Reprend l'emplacement et le gabarit de l'ancien bâtiment (une école) tout en essayant de répondre aux divers problèmes urbains. Le musée est un parcours ascensionnel à travers différentes salles de qualités spatiale et lumineuse différentes, en analogie avec l'architecture ... des Cyclades.

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