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22NOV 2012

Bollywood Museum / Yazdani Studio

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The design for the Bollywood Museum harnesses the power of this especially dynamic form of cinema by responding to its layered expressions of emotions.

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This fundamental aspect of Bollywood cinema inspires multiple facets of the design, from its undulating iconic form to the multiple waves of spatial experience that cascade across the site.

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Envisioning the program as a series of scenarios generated of a rich pallet of experiences and spaces. Central to this exercise was submersing the museumgoer in an environment where they could be the star: guests enter the museum via a red carpet arrival, and orientation occurs in theaters designed for gala events.

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Some galleries are treated as working sets for a ‘behind the scenes’ feel, while others use interactive technology to immerse patrons in worlds only seen on screen.

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Situated in Film City amidst working back-lots, the museum participates in the industry that supports it.

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Inside, multiple small theaters combine to support opening night screenings and major awards ceremonies.

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Conceived as an all-day affair, landscape and building merge to support the variety of experiences. Families having traveled from afar can picnic amongst set reproductions and enjoy screenings in the movie garden.

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The concept of movement and flow carries thru to structure.

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Beneath the complex flowing form lies a rational structure that enables flexibility of programming.

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Warehouse-like volumes accommodate exhibits ranging from actual sets to intimate encounters with memorabilia. Fittingly, the Bollywood Museum is not a box containing artifacts, but a living space celebrating and supporting a living culture.

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City:
Mumbai


Client:
Maharashtra Film, Stage and cultural Development Corporation Ltd.


Design team:
Architect: Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design in collaboration with Cannon Design International

Museologists: Lord Cultural Resources
Engineering: ARUP
Landscape Architecture: SWA
Interactive and Immersive Environments: BRC Imagination Arts
Audio Visual: Electrosonic
Lighting Design: AWA Lighting Designers


Status:
Completed


Website:
http://www.yazdanistudio.com/


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