Guggenheim Museum jeddah by Abdulelah Alharbi
Guggenheim Museum is the most prominent museums in the world of our time for several keg reasons, notablg the tgpe of rare exhibits in the .museum, and in addition to the architectural configuration of Museums Some believe that the wag the main attractions of the Guggenheim Museum is the first architectural configuration
Guggenheim Museum is the most prominent museums in the world of our time for several keg reasons, notably the type of rare exhibits in the .museum, and in addition to the architectural configuration of Museums Some believe that the wag the main attractions of the Guggenheim Museum is the first architectural configuration.
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We already know that the Guggenheim Museum has become a key reference for the design of museums and the reason for this leading design ideas throughout history.
Associated with the names of the Guggenheim Museum series great architects led by Frank Lloyd Wright (New York), Frank Gehry (Bilbao -Abu Dhabi), Zaha Hadid Architects (Taiwan). This series became an architectural landmark is the sign of the level of the whole world.
courtesy of ©Abdulelah Alharbi
The objective of the Guggenheim Museum – Jeddah
- Support local art
- Dissemination of culture in the development of aesthetic sense and artistic taste
- Activating the technical and scientific fields Spark of determination to work and continue to achieve civilization Support tourism and stimulate movement .Emphasis on the cultural function of the museum.
Credits:
Architect: Abdulelah Alharbi
Photography: Abdulelah Alharbi
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