Kolumba Museum
Cologne, Germany
2007
Kolumba Museum, designed by Peter Zumthor, is an art museum in Cologne, Germany. It stands on the site of the late Gothic St. Kolumba Church, which was destroyed in World War II, preserving its ruins and integrating them into the new structure. The museum houses the art collection of the Archdiocese of Cologne. Zumthor's design is known for its minimalist aesthetic, masterful use of light and shadow, and a deep respect for the historical context. Key features include the perforated brick facade that filters light into the ruins, the serene exhibition spaces, and the careful selection of materials like handmade Danish bricks, Jura limestone, and terrazzo. The building aims to create a contemplative atmosphere for experiencing art and history.
科伦巴艺术博物馆
德国，科隆
2007
科伦巴艺术博物馆由彼得·卒姆托设计，位于德国科隆。它建于二战中被毁的晚期哥特式圣科伦巴教堂的遗址之上，将教堂的废墟保存并融入新的建筑结构中。该博物馆收藏了科隆总教区的艺术品。卒姆托的设计以其极简主义美学、对光影的巧妙运用以及对历史文脉的深刻尊重而闻名。其主要特点包括过滤光线进入废墟的穿孔砖砌外墙、宁静的展览空间，以及对手工丹麦砖、汝拉石灰石和水磨石等材料的精心挑选。该建筑旨在为体验艺术和历史创造一个沉思的氛围。