Kiran Nadar Museum of Art

Originally conceived as a tower at a different site the design architect was able to transform the tower idea to a more articulated linear design encompassing 1,000,000 square feet of exhibition, galleries, auditorium and curator spaces.  The building massing accommodates courtyards and places to contemplate art.  The museum features contemporary touches including cast bronze handrails, cast bronze clad mullions, UHPC jaalis offering shading and a delicate lightness to the large structure.  Skylights offer natural lite into corridors and controlled lite into gallery spaces. 

Client:

Kiran Nadar Foundation
New Delhi, India 

Architects:

Adjaye Associates
London, England

Ghosh & Associates
New Delhi, India 

Project Location:

New Delhi 

Scope of work:

Façade design consulting , engineer, material applications, mockups, construction documents, procurement and construction administration.   

Materials:

Tactile Cast Bronze 

Products:

Tactile Cast Bronze Handrails
Tactile Cast Bronze Mullions
Tactile Cast Bronze Public Furnishings