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1991. The New Palazzo del Cinema al Lido di Venezia. participant (s) Carlo Aymonino, Mario Botta Architetti, Sverre Fehn, Hentrup-Heyers-Stirling, Steven Holl, Fumihiko Maki, Rafael Moneo, Jean Nouvel, Aldo Rossi, Oswald Mathias Ungers. venue. Arsenale.
Selected for the Palazzo del Cinema Com- petition (Venice, 1990) and the Museum of Modern Art Expan- sion Competition (New York City, 1989). Married Janet Olmsted Cross 1992, divorced 1997. (Also an architect, Cross worked in the office from 1990-1997 and worked closely with Holl on projects.) Married Solange Sabiao, 1999.
Palazzo del Cinema Venice, Italy: 1992-99: ... List of Works 1974-98 >>Steven Holl 2 1999-2012: 264 total pages, 124 in color ISBN4-87140-429-7 C1352 Size: 300x307mm
The New Palazzo del Cinema of Venice is a big-scale “device” for performances, entertainment and research on moving images and visual arts.An architecture that develops around a metamorphic space: the structure of the large hall (2,400 spectators) can turn into a public square thanks to the vertical movement of the ceiling.
Flying over the architectural features of the current Palazzo del Cinema, it is useful to remember that with the passing of the years and the changing needs of the events promoted by the Biennale, the building has proved increasingly inadequate to meet the needs it should satisfy from this state of affairs, between 1988 and 1989 the Biennale ...
The main cinema with its seating capacity of 1.800 is paired with a medium-sized theater for 1,200. Like an island, they are made to float in space, thereby facilitating access from all sides. The character of this element gives preeminence to the Lido-side facade, notwithstanding efforts to avoid a frontal interpretation of it.
Aug 30, 2023 · Domus 730, September 1991. The competition brief concerned the restructuring of the present Palazzo del Cinema, in order to make it fully compliant to the Biennale’s activities and to other cultural events held at any time of the year. So there will be not just a Cinema Building any more, but a large and complex public building.
