_Hilary_Wai Lam Leung
Studio_36 NGV_Contemporay Gallery
_Week1B_Design Iterations
_Task 1_Design Iterations
_001_Blurring_Research
Institute for Contemporary Art _Steven Holl The Ethereal Glass Façades_Translucent glass __001 Blurring can separate into two ways. First, using a blurring facede. Second, blurring the boundaries with different program, such as no walls in between.
_Task 1_Design Iterations
Wheels of Heaven Church_Aldo Van Eyck
_002_Positive & Negative_Research
Concept model_from Internet
__002 The concept of Positive and Negative is simple. Imagine a rolled-out sheet of cookie dough. Think of positive space as being the cookies cut out from the dough, and negative space as the pointy scraps left behind. Positive and Negative seem like substruction too. _Task 1_Design Iterations
MIT Student Housing_Steven Holl
_003_Inversion & Negative_Research
V&A Dundee_Kengo Kuma
__003 Inversion & Negative like to reversal all standard things to create a new one.
_Task 1_Design Iterations
St. Petersburg Pier_Rogers Partners Architects&Urban Designers
_004_Illusion_Research
In The Heart Of The Snowy Landscapes_Ross Lovegrove And His Alpine Capsule __004 Using materials, angles or other elements to create an illusion to the public.
_Task 1_Design Iterations
The Academie MWD
_005_Transparency_Research
Louvre Lens_Sanaa
__005 Physical transparency is an idea made simply possible by making large sheets of plate glass a prominent feature of the building, it is in essence a defining feature of modern architecture
_Task 1_Design Iterations
House NA_Fujimoto
_001_Folding
Japanese Origami
Ark of Light city exhibition hall
Top View
Axonometric Front View _Task 1.2_Design Iterations
_002_Fragmentation
Prefabricating the Void
A101 Block City Competition
Top View
Axonometric Front View _Task 1.2_Design Iterations
_003_Positive & Negative
Concept model
MIT Student Housing
Top View
Axonometric Front View _Task 1.2_Design Iterations
_004_Transparency
Louvre Lens
House NA
Top View
Axonometric Front View _Task 1.2_Design Iterations
_005_Blurring
Institute for Contemporary Art
Wheels of Heaven Church
Top View
Axonometric Front View _Task 1.2_Design Iterations
_Week2A_Gallery Analysis
_Task 2_Gallery Analysis
_Gallery Study_Hong Kong Museum of Art
Hong Kong Museum of Art HK Architectural Services Department 2019 Hong Kong Museum of Art(HKMoA), is a dual process “veil” - enfolding existing building with its context and specific moment “unveil” - unfolding its museum collection and events to the public.
_Task 2_Gallery Analysis
_Program_Function
_Facade_Exterior
The museum’s five public entrances and exterior views, public routes, and spaces will help it achieve a closer relationship with its existing neighbors.
Aspired by the ripple image of Victoria Harbour, the facade concept is a reinterpretation of Traditional Masonry Work and Op-Art pattern - reflecting the diversity of the Museum collection.
Gallery Location 5/F: The Attic and The Lab 4/F: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy 3/F: China Trade Art and Chinese Antiquities 2/F: HK Art, Chinese Painting and Calligraphy and The Special Gallery 1/F: The Hall and The Wing(Upper) G/F: The Wing(Lower)
_Task 2_Gallery Analysis
The multi-faceted facade is animated by the interplay of light and shadow that changes over time and weather.
_Structure_Interior
_Daylight_Interior
The form of Annex wing is skewed to respect the geometry of the original structure. The lower level of New Annex is flanked by an operable glass enclosure. This street-scale structure allows flexible exhibitions extended to the outdoor piazza of Cultural Complex. Galleries can be joined by a wide, convivial staircase as needed, spanning across daylit central atrium which was designed specifically for large sculpture. The variety enables a wide range of curatorial approaches.
The translucent quality of fifth-floor expansion presents a strong contrast to the solid and opaque character of the building bulk below. The laminated glass gives a slight blurring effect to the panoramic Harbor view, forming a perfect backdrop for the art installations.
_Task 2_Gallery Analysis
All additional spaces are designed to maximize the transparency of the existing building. Carving out the building mass, the idea is to open up the museum for daylight and views.
_Week2B_Inside Out
_Task 3_Inside Out With Jade Layton
Crichton Castle_Scotland_1390 CRICHTON CASTLE Scotland // 1390
_Task 3_Inside Out
_001
Top View
Front Elevation
__001
Axonometric
Using inside space to create another new building and with different height of each objects. Self Reflection: Since there have a lot of negative space and difficult to use the space. _Task 3.2_Inside Out
Section
_002
Top View
Front Elevation
__002
Axonometric
This model changed to outside wall to create another new buidling and with different height of each objects. Self Reflection: Which can have less negative space but the facade is too flat, too boring. _Task 3.2_Inside Out
Section
_003
Top View
Front Elevation
__003
Axonometric
Using inside space to create another new building and stack up to three storeys. Self Reflection: Can stack up with different height and interlocking with each floor.
_Task 3.2_Inside Out
Section
_004
Top View
Front Elevation
__004
Axonometric
Using the elements from the castle to form the model. Self Reflection: Can create different space and keep the original elements.
_Task 3.2_Inside Out
Section
_Week3B_Urban Massing
_Task 4_Urban Massing
_001_Floor Level Stacking
Top View
Front Elevation
__001_Floor Level Stacking
Axonometric
Stacking up the boxes in same level and change some levels to transparent, also create frame structure at the facade. Self Reflection: The model is just look like a normal office buildings. _Task 4_Urban Massing
Side Elevation
_002_Terraced Stacking
Top View
Front Elevation
__002_Terraced Stacking
Axonometric
Stacking up the boxes and switch them to different direction. Also, using columns to support each boxes. Self Reflection: Just stacking up cannot create special thing, can try to interlock each floor. _Task 4_Urban Massing
Side Elevation
_003_Punctuation Stacking
Top View
Front Elevation
__003_Punctuation Stacking
Axonometric
Stacking up and switch to different direction. Self Reflection: It is not a good way to stack up like this, should try another way or take a look on some examples.
_Task 4_Urban Massing
Side Elevation
_004_Stacked & Faceted Cube
Top View
Front Elevation
__004_Stacked & Faceted Cube
Axonometric
Divide into different piece of cube and stack them up. Also, random delet some of them. Self Reflection: It can create faceted model but can try to use a larger cube or different size which can have different volume of space. _Task 4_Urban Massing
Side Elevation
_005_Stacked & Wrapped
Top View
Front Elevation
__004_Stacked & Wrapped
Axonometric
Using three big boxes for the base, stacking up each floor by programs and wrapped a mesh faced. Self Reflection: Can do an interesting form before wrapped the model. _Task 4_Urban Massing
Side Elevation
_Week4A_Urban Massing
_Task 4.2_Urban Massing Contemporay Gallery _How can a gallery become more welcoming to public? _How can a gallery enhance contmeporay culture to new generation? _How can a gallery more open space? _How can agallery become a lanmark in the city and have connection with the surrounding? _Can we combine greenery in a galler?
_006_Stacked & Cut Out Cube
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Cut Out Cube
Axonometric
Stacking up to be a box and cut it at an angle to expose the inside element, such as to open up the new museum or these art pieces to the public. Self Reflection: Can using another way to stack up and see. _Task 4.2_Urban Massing
Section
_007_Stacked & Layered
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Layered
Axonometric
Stacking up different boxes, switch them to different directions, and overlap to create some double volume spaces and terraces to have more interaction to the public. Self Reflection: Need to switch it by a reson. _Task 4.2_Urban Massing
Section
_008_Stacked & Layered
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Layered
Axonometric
It is version two of the 007 model. Change the height and cut down to one side to create a different shadow. Also, keep the same high to each level. A core goes through the whole building. Self Reflection: Shoild remove the middle part. _Task 4.2_Urban Massing
Section
_009_Terrace Stacking
Top View
Front Elevation
__Terrace Stakcing
Axonometric
Keep it a core in the middle and create three boxes around the core. These boxes with to different position when it stacked up to create the overlap spaces and the terraces. Self Reflection: It looks like an apartment more than a gallery. _Task 4.2_Urban Massing
Section
_011_Stacked & Layered_Revise 008
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Layered
Axonometric
Continue the version 008, change the direction of moving and move with the middle part to remove the feeling of having a big core in the building. In addtion, the first box of the model can link up with the promenade.
_Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_012_Stacked & Layered_Revise 008
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Layered
Axonometric
On this model, I study the sun path and relocation the boxes to creat a better outdoor space. Also, I delete the middle part and scale up the volume to interlocking each other. Self Reflection: Delete the round corner. _Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_013_Stacked & Layered_Revise 008
Top View
Front Elevation
__Stacked & Layered
Axonometric
Besides stacking in a vertical way, I try to stack up in a horizontal way and the lower part can directly link up to the promenade. Self Reflection: Need to stack up in horizontal.
_Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_014_Spatial Stacking_Revise 010
Top View
Front Elevation
__Spatial Stacking
Axonometric
Continue the version 009, I scale down the model and stack up more with spatials. I also fill up the middle part to create connection of each side(look at the section). Self Reflection: Should redesign the core and the slop may not fit the program. _Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_015_Spatial Stacking_Revise 010
Top View
Front Elevation
__Spatial Stacking
Axonometric
On this model, I stack up by a spatial to the whole model, and another part I want to use transparent material to show the spatial on the facade too. Self Reflection: Same problem with 014. _Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_016_Spatial Stacking_Revise 010
Top View
Front Elevation
__Spatial Stacking
Axonometric
This time I try another way the do spatial stacking. I use different sheets across each other to create an illusion of space and can create different heights in the indoor(look at the section). Self Reflection: It looks good but diffcult to use. _Task 4.3_Urban Massing
Section
_019_Sculptural Stack
Top View
Front Elevation
__Sculptural Stack Divide the site into different triangle shapes and pull up at different height and connect them to create an irregular roof.
Axonometric 54m
Self Reflection: Which can create an interesting roof but the section looks to normal. _Task 4.5_Urban Massing
Section
_020_Spatial Stacking
Top View
Front Elevation
__Spatial Stacking Using a spatial system to design this model, different points of the model are in different height, also the spatial system can create interested indoor circulation.
Axonometric 45m
Self Reflection: It looks better than last time but some problem with the program. _Task 4.5_Urban Massing
Section
_021_Sculptural Stack / Cantilever
Top View
Front Elevation
__Sculptural Stack / Cantilever Divide the site into different triangle shapes and pull different points to different heights, mirror one at the bottom with revised the heights and separate two boxes.
Axonometric 54m
Self Reflection: Maybe need to stack up in another way _Task 4.5_Urban Massing
Section
_Week6A_Urban Massing
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing ___NGV contemporary gallery is located in Southbank, Melbourne where this area is rich in an artistic atmosphere. A lot of galleries nearby the site. For designing this project, may need to think about how to connect each other and have a stand out design. ___The site is a triangular site that connects with three roads and one of the roads will become a promenade (Sturt Street). Consider the sunlight and view for indoor space, most of the opening of the building and outdoor spaces are facing to the north side which the public can enjoy the gallery with natural sunlight and the view of Yarra River. In addition, to achieve a journey in the gallery, using a loop circulation which can lead people to go through the whole building and do not miss any pieces of art. The negative spaces(back of house area, toilets) can locate in the middle of the building which can create triangular circulation which can achieve loop circulation (such as Asia Museum of Modern Art by Tadao Ando).
_Site Analysis
_001_National Gallery of Victoria
_006_Flinders Lane Gallery 9
8
7 6
__002_Buxton Contemporary Gallery
_007_Anna Schwartz Gallery 5
10
_003_Margaret Lawrence Gallery
_008_Mailbox Art Space
4
1
_004_Redrock Gallery
2
_009_City Gallery
3
_005_The Ian Potter Centre
_010_Alcaston Gallery
Location Plan __Site Info The site is located at 77 Southbank Boulevard and approximate 3,280 sqm. It is a triangle corner site in between Southbank Boulevard, Sturt Street and Kavanagh Street. The six-storey building currently on the site and will be demolished to make way fot the NGV Contemporary. For the Sturt Street will be come a 8m height promenade. _Task 4.6_Urban Massing
__Site Surrounding In addition to many galleries nearby, there are also many parks or recreational spaces at the north side of the site which can consider more opening at the north side to let public enjoy the view.
_Museum Study_Asia Museum of Modern Art_Tadao Ando
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G/F
1/F
1/F
2/F
2/F
__Museum Info Location: Taichung, Taiwan Size: 3 Floors 4,111 sqm Floor Area 19,840 sqm Site Area Date of Completion: 04/09/2013 Material: Concrete, Glass, Steel Use: Exhibitions/Collectio Client: Asia University Jeffrey J.P. Tsai _Task 4.6_Urban Massing
Lobby
Volunteer Room
Non Public Area
Gift Shop
Office
Public Area
Coffee Shop
Exhibition Area
Circulation of Tourist
Lecture Hall
Toliet
__Exterior The building is formed of three triangular floor plates, stacked to provide a sheltered external patio at ground floor level, where open-air cafés and other areas of the congregation are formed. the geometry is repeated with V-columns supporting the structural steel frame and is again emphasized through the project’s landscaping. Expansive areas of glazing allow the structure to form a close relationship with the natural environment.
__Structure__Interior Triangular geometry is further repeated with V-columns supporting the structural steel frame. V - Shape colums are able to cope with the stress of horizontal and vertical. V - Shape structure made from space and the corner space also presents a triangular shape.
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing
_Scheme 001
Axonometric
_According to the triangular shape and stacking up with the different heights of boxes
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing
_According to the path of the sun, move the box to the south and southwest to create an outdoor space and create a different feeling of shadow
_Interlocking with boxes to create double volume spaces
Promenade View
Southbank Boulevard View
Permanet Gallery View
Activity Center View
_Move the corner points to highlight the triangular shape of the site and create different height on some floors
Process Diagrams _According the oblique edges of the model to design the opening spaces
50m
Promenade Level
4/F
9/F
3/F
8/F
2/F
7/F
1/F
6/F
Ground Floor Level
Southb
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ulevard
5/F
Prom
enad
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Axonometric G/F Cafe
120sqm
2/F Thicket Centre
380sqm
4/F Permanent Gallery
640sqm
6/F Digital Media Gallery
840sqm
8/F Restaurant
340sqm
BOH
290sqm
NVG Design Shop
140sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Outdoor Space
750sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Stairs
50sqm 890sqm
50sqm
Stairs
1/F Office
840sqm
3/F Permanent Gallery
880sqm
5/F Permanent Gallery
880sqm
7/F Temporary Gallery
630sqm
9/F Activity Centre
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Outdoor Space
700sqm
Outdoor Space
700sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Stairs
50sqm
Stairs
50sqm
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing
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50m
Section
_Scheme 002
Axonometric
_According to the triangular shape and stacking up with the same heights of boxes
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing
_Separate the site into two smaller triangles, offset the triangle and connect together to create spatial circulation
_Separate into different pieces with different height of each pieces
Promenade View
Southbank Boulevard View
Permanet Gallery View
Activity Center View
_Connect to all roofs to achieve integration
Process Diagrams _According the shape of the model, to create a spatial circulation
Southb
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ulevard + 20.0
+ 30.0
+ 26.0
+ 16.0
+ 36.0 + 40.0
Prom
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+ 12.0
1/F
2-3/F G/F Cafe
240sqm
Thicket Centre
4-5/F
160sqm
1/F Activity Centre NVG Design Shop
650sqm 180sqm
Office
260sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
6/F
7-8/F
2-3/F Permanent Gallery
1290sqm
4-5/F Permanent Gallery
850sqm
6/F Permanent Gallery
470sqm
7-8/F Temporary Gallery
710sqm
Digital Media Gallery
350sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Outdoor Space
750sqm
Outdoor Space
70sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Lift Lobby
100sqm
Floor Plans
45m
Loop Circulation
Promenade Level
Ground Floor Level
_Task 4.6_Urban Massing
Section
_Week6B_Urban Massing
_Task 4.7_Urban Massing
_Scheme 002_Revise
Axonometric
_According to the triangular shape and stacking up with the same heights of boxes
_Task 4.7_Urban Massing
_Separate the site into two smaller triangles, offset the triangle and create spatial circulation
_Separate into different pieces with different height of each pieces
Promenade View
Southbank Boulevard View
Permanet Gallery View
Activity Center View
_Connect to all roofs to achieve integration
Process Diagrams _According the shape of the model, to create a spatial circulation
Ramp
Area
up
Arrival
Permanent Gallery
Prom
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Level
NVG Design Shop
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_Task 4.7_Urban Massing
20 10
30m
__Floor Plan
8m
56m
8m
8m
8m
8m
__Section
_Task 4.7_Urban Massing
_Week7A_Mid Semster
_Mid Semster ___NGV contemporary gallery is located in Southbank, Melbourne where this area is rich in an artistic atmosphere. A lot of galleries nearby the site. For designing this project, may need to think about how to connect each other and have a stand out design. ___The site is a triangular site that connects with three roads and one of the roads will become a promenade (Sturt Street). Consider the sunlight and view for indoor space, most of the opening of the building and outdoor spaces are facing to the north side which the public can enjoy the gallery with natural sunlight and the view of Yarra River. In addition, to achieve a journey in the gallery, using a loop circulation which can lead people to go through the whole building and do not miss any pieces of art. The negative spaces(back of house area, toilets) can locate in the middle of the building which can create triangular circulation which can achieve loop circulation (such as Asia Museum of Modern Art by Tadao Ando).
_Scheme 001_Axonometic
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
_Scheme 001_Concept Diagram
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
_According to the triangular shape and stacking up with the different heights of boxes
_According to the path of the sun, move the box to the south and southwest to create an outdoor space and create a different feeling of shadow
_Interlocking with boxes to create double volume spaces
_Move the corner points to highlight the triangular shape of the site and create different height on some floors
_Scheme 001_Floor Plan
Outdoo r Exhibit ion Outdoo
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Info Ce
ntre
Booksh
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Cafe
Exhibit ion Area
To ent em as
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0 _Ground Floor _Task 4.8_Urban Massing
5
20 10
30m
_Scheme 001_Floor Plan
Resear ch Cen
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Office
Ticket
Centre
VIP Lou
Prom
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enade
NVG D esign Shop
0
5
20 10
_1F & 2F _Task 4.8_Urban Massing
30m
_Scheme 001_Section
6m
Activity Centre
Restaurant 9m Temporay Gallery
Digital Media Gallery
6m
6m
50m
Permanet Gallery Outdoor Exhitiont Permanet Gallery
4m
Permanet Gallery
Outdoor Exhitiont
6m
3m
Reseach Centre
Ticket Centre
Promenade Level
3m
Office
6m
Main Entrance
Ground Floor Level
Outdoor Exhitiont
Storagae
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
NGV Design Shop VIP Lounge
Exhibition Area
Loading & Unloading Area
_Scheme 002_Axonometic
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
_Scheme 002_Concept Diagram
_According to the triangular shape and stacking up with the same heights of boxes
_Separate into different pieces with different height of each pieces
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
_Separate the site into two smaller triangles, offset the triangle and create spatial circulation
_Connect to al l roofs to achieve integration
_Scheme 002_Floor Plan
Cafe
Ticket Centre
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30m
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_1F _Task 4.8_Urban Massing
30m
_Scheme 002_Section 8m
Activity Centre 8m
8m
Temporay Gallery
Outdoor Exhitiont
8m
Permanet Gallery
Digital Media Gallery
56m
Permanet Gallery 16m
NGV Design Shop
Permanet Gallery Promenade Level
8m Ground Floor Level
_Task 4.8_Urban Massing
Loading & Unloading Area
Main Entrance
Exhibition Area
Ticket Centre
_Final Preserntation
_Final Presentation ___NGV contemporary gallery is located in Southbank, Melbourne where this area is rich in an artistic atmosphere. A lot of galleries nearby the site. For designing this project, may need to think about how to connect each other and have a stand out design. ___The site is a triangular site that connects with three roads and one of the roads will become a promenade (Sturt Street). Consider the sunlight and view for indoor space, most of the opening of the building and outdoor spaces are facing to the north side which the public can enjoy the gallery with natural sunlight and the view of Yarra River. In addition, to achieve a journey in the gallery, using a loop circulation which can lead people to go through the whole building and do not miss any pieces of art so try to keep the original form of the site. The negative spaces(back of house area, toilets) can locate in the middle of the building which can create triangular circulation which can achieve loop circulation (such as Asia Museum of Modern Art by Tadao Ando).
_Final Preserntation
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen
1 Entrance 2 Atrium 3 Exhibition - Painting 4 Exhibition - Sculpture 5 Exhibition - Outdoor 6 Digital Exhibition 7 Temporary Exhibition 8 Research Centre 9 NGV Design Shop 10 Cafe 11 Mech 12 Loading Dock 13 Ticket & Service 14 Office 15 Kids Learning Centre 16 Storage 17 Restaurant 18 Kitchen