Model | © Vardehaugen
The Wolfhorse by Vardehaugen studio is a very flexible art pavilion tailored for exhibitions and pop-up events in urban spaces.
The Wolfhorse Technical Information
- Architects: Vardehaugen
- Design Team: Håkon Matre Aasarød, Magnus Kvalheim, Einar Elton and Anders Grinde
- Location: Helsinki, Finland
- Client: Helsinki Mobile Museum of Modern Art
- Topics: Art Gallery, Total Black
- Photographs: © Vardehaugen
Ten flip-up doors enable the Wolfhorse to transform from a mystical black box to an open and inclusive pavilion in a matter of minutes.
– Vardehaugen architects
Helsinki Mobile Museum of Modern Art Photographs
Model | © Vardehaugen
Model | © Vardehaugen
Interior | © Vardehaugen
Text by the Architects
The gallery is developed for our friends in the Helsinki Mobile Museum of Modern Art, tailored for exhibitions and pop-up events in urban spaces.
10 flip-up doors enable the Wolfhorse to transform from a mystical black box to an open and inclusive pavilion in a matter of minutes. Internally a modular system of movable slabs, stairs, and railings makes the exhibition space adaptable to a rich variety of happenings.
The structure consists of two separate parts, each scaled and designed for container transport and simple assembly.
The project was developed in close collaboration with Magnus Kvalheim, Anders Grinde, and Einar Elton.
Helsinki Mobile Museum of Modern Art Plans
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Floor Plan and Section | © Vardehaugen
The Wolfhorse in Helsinki Gallery
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About Vardehaugen
Vardehaugen is an architectural studio located in Oslo, Norway, that works with a variety of projects, from private houses to public processes and urban planning.
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