The museum building is at first glance seemingly unrelated to the surrounding landscape but it will characterize the southern edge of the centuries old Goethian park. The complex urban context is dominated by the historic Weimarhalle, built in 1937 by Max and Günther Vogeler. The winning competition overlooks the park and opaque strips of frosted glass in a rhythmic composition are placed horizontally on metal brackets, marking the building's four façades. They are layered with a geometric grid of thin black lines. The effect is enhanced by interior lighting via LED strips with no natural light.





What if the edge could connect?
FLAT is the flush window born from a deep dedication to design; it speaks the language of architects, integrating seamlessly into diverse contexts.