Pringle Brandon, Perkins+Will were the interior architects working alongside the Mary Rose Trust and their exhibition designers to design the museum ancillary spaces, museum galleries and exhibition spaces including the design of one of the worlds largest exhibition case, the context gallery. The gallery is a mirror image of the remaining hull of the Mary Rose, and is re-populated with over 4,000 real objects archaeologically repositioned as they would have been on the 19 July 1545, when the ship sank, set out at each deck level all within a 3 storey high environmentally conditioned exhibition glass case. Wilkinson Eyre were base build architects.
| Image Details: | |
| Image File: | ACNH-0133-0021 |
| Caption: | The Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth, United Kingdom. Architect: Pringle Brandon LLP, 2013. Joiner's signage in timber cladding. |
| Property Release: | No |
| Model Release: | N/A |
| Dimensions in PX: | 3344 x 5016 pixels |
| Date of Photograph: | 17/02/2014 |
| Restriction: | No Restriction |
| Credit: | Hufton+Crow/VIEW |
| Building Details: | |
| View Project Number: | 61305 |
| Building Name: | The Mary Rose Museum |
| Headline: | The Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth, United Kingdom. Architect: Pringle Brandon LLP, 2013. |
| City: | Portsmouth |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Architect: | Pringle Brandon LLP |
| Architect Website: | www.pringle-brandon.co.uk |
| Category: | Culture And Entertainment |
| Building Type: | Museum |
| Year of Completion: | 2013 |
| Collection: | VIEW Architecture |
| Public Notes: | Pringle Brandon, Perkins+Will were the interior architects working alongside the Mary Rose Trust and their exhibition designers to design the museum ancillary spaces, museum galleries and exhibition spaces including the design of one of the worlds largest exhibition case, the context gallery. The gallery is a mirror image of the remaining hull of the Mary Rose, and is re-populated with over 4,000 real objects archaeologically repositioned as they would have been on the 19 July 1545, when the ship sank, set out at each deck level all within a 3 storey high environmentally conditioned exhibition glass case. Wilkinson Eyre were base build architects. |
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| Orientation: | V |
| Type: | Museum |
| B/W or Colour: | Colour |
| Number of People: | Nobody |
| Technique: | Full Frame |
| People Incidental: | N/A |
| Point of View: | Detail |
| Time of Day: | Day |
| Interior or Exterior: | Exterior |
| Photographer: | Hufton+Crow |
| Source File Name: | ACNH-0133-0021.jpg |
| Copyright Info URL: | www.viewpictures.co.uk |