ANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig

ANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig - Interior PhotographyANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig - Interior Photography, BeamANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig - Interior PhotographyANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig - Interior PhotographyANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig - More Images+ 16

  • Design Competition Team: Alan Maskin, Jerome Tryon, Juan Ferreira, Stephen Yamada-Heidner, Katie Miller, Martina Bendel
  • Project Team: Alan Maskin, Stephen Yamada-Heidner, Martina Bendel, Jerome Tryon
  • Clients: Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Local Architect: Architekturbüro Engelbrecht
  • Local Exhibit Designer: IGLHAUT + von GROTE
  • Owner’s Representative: IBPM GmbH - Projektsteuerung
  • Artists: Arie van Riet (artistic x-ray images of various animals in the security area); Dieter Braun (large illustrations throughout the museum); Andrea Übelacker (“world puzzle” art project, produced in collaboration with elementary school children grades 1-3); Gunilla Jähnichen and Tine Steen (collaborative Noah’s Ark film project in the foyer); Wolfram Spyra (sound artist for installations in the foyer and Rain Room, sound artist and developer of the sound islands in the Flood Room); Martin Böttger (water animation in the Flood Room); Anne Metzen, Agnes Kelm, Andreas Edelblut, Annika Statkowski, Armin Benz, Beate Kelm, Conny Helm, Falk Starke, Franz Rodvalt, Gisbert Barmann, Gunnar Zimmer, Heiko Helm, Jan Schroeder, Jens Prockat, Jochen Müller, Jörg Hilbert, Maria Bahra, Matthias Garff, Myriel Kohrs, Nina Schrader and Thomas Raditschnig (animals)
  • City: Berlin
  • Country: Germany
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Text description provided by the architects. Through the imaginative exhibits within ANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin, the museum gives their youngest guests a sense of hope and possibility. Located within an existing former flower market hall, the heart of ANOHA is a circular wooden ark, standing almost 23 feet (7 meters) tall with a 92-foot (28-meter) base diameter. The curvilinear ark complements the curved ribs of the Brutalist light scoops overhead, while the shift in materiality from concrete to wood offers a softening counterpoint to the existing space.

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Cite: "ANOHA—The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin / Olson Kundig" 28 Jun 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/944318/anoha-the-childrens-world-of-the-jewish-museum-berlin-olson-kundig> ISSN 0719-8884

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