Fuglsang Kunstmuseum
Tony Fretton | |
| location | Toreby |
| function | museum |
| contributed by | Naomi |
Fuglsang Kunstmuseum is a purpose-built museum housing a permanent collection of Danish fine art dating from the period 1780-1980. Located in Southern Denmark, the building has the formal abstractness and romantic profile of neighbouring buildings and is designed to harmonise with the idyllic rural setting of the Fuglsang estate. The museum extends into the fields while having a strange axial but offset relation to the most significant of the existing buildings, the Manor House and its formal surroundings. Like the buildings around the courtyard, and many classic works of Danish modernism, the façades of the museum are constructed from brick. As in the barn on the west side of the court, they are painted white and the roof lights are in a grey brick, the colour of the roofs of the buildings around it (text from architect's website).

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Stirling Prize Shortlist 2009: Fuglsang Kunstmuseum from The Architects' Journal on Vimeo.
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