REFERENCES: Re-Use the Roman Ruin

A selection of references of museums and/or cultural spaces which challenge the very notion of this typology chosen by our team for the of 'Re-Use the Roman Ruin' competition.
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two people sitting at desks in an open area with stone arches and brick walls
an empty room with stone walls and arches
Emanuele Fidone, Lamberto Rubino · Basilica paleocristiana di San Pietro, Siracusa
an empty room with a bench and window in the center, surrounded by peeling paint
De Waterhond, Sint-Truiden, Belgium - The Cool Hunter Journal
a circular light fixture hanging from the ceiling in an old stone building with wood flooring
Gallery of Reframe / Alexandru Fleșeriu + Péter Eszter - 8
the interior of an old library with tables and bookshelves filled with books, lit by candles
José Ignacio Linazasoro, imagensubliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) · Centro Cultural Escuelas Pías de Lavapiés
the inside of an old building with stone floors
Gallery of Monastery of San Juan Cover / BSA - 1
an empty room with two televisions in it
Gallery of Transforming Sacred Spaces: 17 Adaptive Reuse Projects Revitalizing Churches - 4
an old building with two arched windows on the side and a perfored window above it
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the inside of an old building with stone floors
Gallery of Monastery of San Juan Cover / BSA - 3
the interior of an art museum with sculptures on either side of the wall and ceiling
Gallery of Medieval Mile Museum Kilkenny Ireland / Mccullough Mulvin Architects - 1
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an empty room with brick walls and two doors in the center, surrounded by white flooring
two pictures side by side, one with a building and the other with windows
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an empty room with stone walls and arched doorways is lit by recessed lights
Gallery of Thalia Theatre / Gonçalo Byrne Architects & Barbas Lopes Architects - 25
an aerial view of a building with green grass on the roof and in the middle
CopenHill power plant
This is a power plant like no other. CopenHill not only burns rubbish to make clean energy, but is also home to its very own ski slope. Opened in October 2019, the building was designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group (aka BIG) with an aim to create a building that can "contribute positively to the city, become part of the city, and even to be a landmark of the capital". The plant serves 680,000 people and takes waste from up to 300 lorries each day.
an aerial view of the city and its surrounding walls, including a large white structure
Pombal Castle's Visitor Centre / COMOCO
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