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● In summary, the Living & Learning Design Center in Ajrakhpur, Kutch,

stands as a testament to the region's vibrant cultural heritage. Through

its integrated master plan, experiential offerings, and sensory-rich

environment, LLDC serves as a dynamic platform for preserving,

revitalizing, and promoting the glorious craft traditions of Kutch.

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3.4 Case Study - Case Study - Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin

● The Neue Nationalgalerie, originally designed by Mies van der

Rohe and recently refurbished by David Chipperfield Architects,

stands as an architectural icon in Berlin. This case study highlights

the unique features and design considerations of the Neue

Nationalgalerie, focusing on its suitability as a modern museum

space and its potential for hosting diverse textile exhibitions and

workshops.

● Architectural Design: The Neue Nationalgalerie is characterized by

its clean lines, simple geometric forms, and extensive use of glass

and steel. These design elements create a timeless and elegant

aesthetic, allowing the exhibited artworks to take center stage

within the minimalist environment. The recent refurbishment by

David Chipperfield Architects aimed to preserve the architectural

integrity of the original design while enhancing its functionality as

a contemporary museum space.

● Flexible Exhibition Areas: One of the key features of the Neue

Nationalgalerie is its flexible exhibition areas, which are designed

to accommodate diverse textile exhibitions, installations, and

workshops. Modular systems, movable walls, and adaptable

display units enable curators to customize the space according to

the specific requirements of each exhibition, ensuring maximum

versatility and functionality.