Gösta’s pavilion, Mänttä
An international design competition was held for Serlachius Museum Gösta’s extension in 2010–2011.
The building houses three exhibition spaces (ranging in area from 100 m² to 600 m²), a reception hall, a museum shop and restaurant, offices for the personnel, and appropriate storage and restoration facilities for the museum’s works of art. The extension is connected to the old manor building with a covered glass corridor. Glulam beams, which are visible in the external and internal walls, serve as the basic structures. Glass and wood surfaces alternate in the façade. Gösta’s pavilion was selected as Wooden Structure of the Year in 2014.
Customer
Gösta Serlachiuksen taidesäätiö
Location
Mänttä
Size
5 700 brm²
Completion
2016
Services
Structural engineering
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