Contemporary Museum Concept – Axonometric Design Study

This project is a conceptual architectural study exploring the transformation of an existing building through a contemporary museum extension. The proposal investigates how a new architectural volume can interact with an existing structure while introducing a distinct formal identity. The design is developed through a series of axonometric diagrams illustrating the evolution of the architectural form. The project focuses on the relationship between massing, roof geometry, and internal spatial organization. A folded roof system defines the architectural character of the extension while creating openings for natural light and interior courtyard spaces. The diagrams communicate the design process step-by-step, from initial massing to the structural framework and final spatial configuration. The study emphasizes architectural composition, geometry, and the integration of contemporary form within an urban context.