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MANN National Archaelogical Museum

Naples

Year: 2017

Client: Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli

Location: Naples

Performance: Executive design, construction management for the renovation of the Braccio Nuovo of the MANN to be used as laboratories, auditorium, library, additional services and teaching section.

Project Amount: € 4.399.156,40

Status: completed (tender awarded)

Architectural project: Gnosis Progetti

MANN, Naples’ National Archaeological Museum, is
one of the first monumental buildings built in Europe
.
Recognized as a “national” museum as early as 1860, today it boasts the richest and most valuable collection of works of art and artifacts of archaeological interest in Italy. In 1929, at the proposal of engineer Cozzi, the so-called “Braccio Nuovo” was built behind the building.
A first batch of intervention in 2016 is made by architect Capuozzo, Gnosis Progetti then completes the work and sets up the interior with a functional and contemporary language:
glass, steel, stoneware
give a clear signal of discontinuity with the central building.

Today the Braccio Nuovo houses:

  • the auditorium for 280 seats
  • a gourmet restaurant and a self-service
  • a bar
  • a 50-seat conference room
  • a multifunctional hall
    flexible spaces for setting up exhibitions, educational activities
    storage area on the top floor.
The auditorium is developed on two cavea levels. An interplay of oxidized metal sheets with a characteristic burnished color are undulating and
recall the movement of theater curtains
, accompanying the user inside the hall.
Internal acoustic insulation is provided by a micro-perforated lamella cladding system with sound-absorbing characteristics, which complement the lighting system, just as the sheds generated by the elevation jump feature an indirect lighting system that illuminates the wings with a
wall-washed effect
.
The restyling of the New Wing is an opportunity to create a food court hosting a gourmet restaurant, a self-service restaurant, and a bar. The “common thread” is the
design of the suspended ceilings
: tongues of sheet-metal effect plasterboard punctuate the spaces at the structural mesh, emphasizing the score with an integrated lighting system.
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