Vitra, a company in which I think two out of three designers would like to work, just opened to the public the VitraHaus, building created to display his collection of home furnishings.
For this occasion, it was Frank Gehry and Tadao Ando, \u200b\u200bwho created the structure, but the architects Herzog & De Meuron , the same as the Bird's Nest in Beijing, who gave birth to this space that combines two recurring themes in his work: the original house and overlapping spaces.
At first it seems a chaotic stack of volumes like houses, but as we will see every detail on this site has been designed to SELL design experience to the visitors to the site.
At first it seems a chaotic stack of volumes like houses, but as we will see every detail on this site has been designed to SELL design experience to the visitors to the site.
Its opaque outside the binding and is part of the landscape, but the inside is completely blank so that the designs are the protagonists. 
The faces of the volumes are not placed at random but the visual target to locations such as the city of Basel, plant Vitra, Vitra Museum and the surrounding hills the plant. 
The dimensions of each of the volumes are very similar to a home or spatial situations evoke connotations of family and everyday.
Info taken from architecture VitraHaus
The faces of the volumes are not placed at random but the visual target to locations such as the city of Basel, plant Vitra, Vitra Museum and the surrounding hills the plant. 
The dimensions of each of the volumes are very similar to a home or spatial situations evoke connotations of family and everyday. Info taken from architecture VitraHaus
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