May 29, 2012

Groninger museum, Netherlands




Groninger museum, Netherlands



The lounge designed by Belgian artists Studio Job for the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands



Entitled Job Lounge, the area comprises a cafe, hallway and ‘chapel’ for presentations.



Parquet flooring with a labyrinthine pattern and stained glass windows with industrial imagery feature throughout the project.




See also: Information Centre at the Groninger Museum by by Jaime Hayón.



More about Studio Job



The information centre by Spanish designer Jaime Hayón for the newly renovated Groninger Museum in the Netherlands



The space features long pendant lights hanging from a circular mirrored panel on the ceiling.

















Above and top: Job Lounge by Studio Job

Studio Job created the entrance hall (above), featuring stained-glass windows and furniture inlaid with skeletal images.



Above: Mendini Restaurant by Maarten Baas

Maarten Baas redesigned the Mendini Restaurant, including handmade furniture from his Clay project .


Above: Mendini Restaurant by Maarten Baas

Jaime Hayón created an information centre where hoods rise up from the tables to shelter computer monitors.



Above: Info centre by Jaime Hayón

Photographs are by Peter Tahl.




Above: Info centre by Jaime Hayón

Interior



Above: Job Lounge by Studio Job



Above: Job Lounge by Studio Job
The Groninger Museum in the Netherlands has re-opened following a renovation including areas designed by Studio Job, Maarten Baas and Jaime Hayón.

Main contractor: Bouwgroep Dijkstra Draisma


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