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The Andy Warhol Temporary Museum by LIKEarchitects

Hundreds of metal paint cans were used to build this temporary museum inside shopping centre in Lisbon. A total of 1500 cans were used to create four themed rooms.

Eight rows of cans shape the exhibition walls. The lowest three rows were filled with sand to give stability to the walls.

The museum was open for three months. 32 original artworks were displayed here of Andy Warhol.

Instead of neutral white walls that typical gallery spaces have, the architects opted for everyday household objects that Warhol adored in his paintings.

The entrances were positioned at both ends, so shoppers could easily stroll right through.

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under the skylight at lisbon's colombo shopping mall, LIKEarchitects have constructed a temporary exhibition space to hold artist jen lewin's interactive and luminous installation, 'the pool'.

I like the idea that it is in a commercial space- not just seen in a gallery, more accessible to the everyday.

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Tripod installation, Porto . LIKEarchitects

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The Art Mall: Wonderwall Pavilion By LikeArchitects. Photography courtesy of FG+SG Architectural Photography.

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Tripé by LIKEarchitects and Locomotiva

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wonderWALL - Lisboa 2014 | LIKEarchitects

wonderWALL is an exhibition space designed to receive the masterpiece The Pool by Jen Lewin in Colombo Shopping Mall, in Lisbon, Portugal, built with approximately 20,000 strips of white and black fabric. For brightness control, the work of Jen Lewin is not visible from the outside. Instead, the coverage presents itself as a large circular weaving screen that highlights the manual process that characterises the construction of this dome space, bringing out a unique textile texture.

Wonderwalles un espacio exhibición diseñado para recibir la obra maestra La piscina por Jen Lewin en Colombo Shopping Mall, Lisboa, Portugal, construido con aproximadamente 20.000 tiras de tela blancas y negros. Para el control de brillo, la obra de Jen Lewin no es visible desde el exterior. En cambio, la cobertura se presenta como una gran pantalla de tejer circular que destaca el proceso manual que caracteriza la construcción de este espacio de la cúpula, resaltando una textura textil sin precedentes.

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LIKEarchitects designs an Exhibition Space with 20,000 Fabric Strips

Porto-based architecture studio LIKEarchitects conceived a temporary exhibition space — built with 20,000 strips of white and black fabric — to host artist Jen Lewin’s interactive light installation, ‘The Pool’. see more

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LIKEarchitects inflates playLAND pavilions in Portugal with beach tubes