Museum of Emotions

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Project overview

In this artistic journey, my partner and I embark on together to bring forth a vision that dances between shadows and light. This building, inspired by the yin-yang ideology, illustrates the balance of contrasting emotions. The yin side is crafted with mirrors to evoke negative and infinite feelings, while the yang side is half-transparent, instilling a sense of calmness and relaxation.

Role

Designer, 3d Render

Timeline

Jan

Problem

I started the project with a labyrinth-shaped design, but I lost balance during the design process. Then, upon reflection, I came up with the idea of the last shape, combining the maze and yin-yang forms to complement each other.

An abstract shape that looks like a turkish symbol.

Solution

Choosing materials played a pivotal role in the project. The Yin side is adorned with mirrors and features a raw concrete interior with a textured finish. In contrast, the Yang side boasts a wooden floor, smooth white paint finish, and glass elements, symbolizing freedom and spaciousness.

"The maze's harmony emerges from the balance between complexity and clarity, where navigating challenges mirrors finding equilibrium in the journey."

More photos

Each of these spaces is completely different from each other and is far more than just a building.

Rendered plan of the new proposed design

Final thoughts

This project, inspired by yin-yang, skillfully balances contrast through thoughtful material choices. The maze design symbolizes the harmonious coexistence of emotions, creating a dynamic and resonant architectural experience.