Málaga, SPAIN

Centre Pompidou

A multipurpose hall for the first branch of the Pompidou outside France.

Architects

Description

Since this spring, Malaga has hosted the first “Provisional Pompidou Center” in the world in which you will see a hundred works on loan and several temporary exhibitions from the Pompidou Center in Paris. The museum is located in an existing space located in the building known as The Cube at the town pier. Municipal architects Javier Perez de la Fuente and Juan Antonio Marin Malavé have adapted an exhibition area to this space.

It is an almost rectangular building with two levels having a lengthwise space as a large double height hall. The space has a 12 X 12 metre area In the center that is illuminated from the upper glass cube, which has already become a symbol of the new pier. The cube is made up of dozens of coloured glass panels by the French artist Daniel Buren.

Project Name: Centre Pompidou
Year of Development: 2015
Country: Spain
Location: Málaga
Seats: Microflex 6061 and Mutasub System
Capacity: 120
Segments: Movable Solutions
Venues: Multipurpose Spaces / Auditoriums & Conference
Architecture: Javier Perez de la Fuente & Juan Antonio Marin Malavé
Photography: José Aznar

Installed Seats

Installed Systems

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