LANA BRAMLEY
UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE
Art Gallery questioning topographic and institutional edges by sculpting inhabitable thresholds
Lana questioned topographic and institutional
edges by sculpting inhabitable thresholds. The
gallery is placed on the periphery of campus to
allow visitors from the university and access to
the public. The building negotiates the edge of
the campus by addressing the public realm and
current prohibited access.
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The form of the gallery was manipulated through
the way natural light is allowed inside the building for
art viewing. The gallery consists of several masses
with breathing pockets in-between. These pause-
moments allow the visitor a time of reflection.
The gallery captures a place that allows the art to
breathe upon its enclosure.
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