Guggenheim Art Museum, Chandigarh Palace, India

On Fifth Avenue in new york, USA, there is a unique art museum. The exhibition hall of the art museum looks like a white snail hanging upside down in a high-rise building complex. The owner of the art gallery is solomon guggenheim. The Guggenheim family originally came from Switzerland. After immigrating to the United States, they engaged in mining and smelting, gradually became rich and became the giants of copper smelting in the United States. Solomon Guggenheim is the second generation of this family.

Solomon founded the Art Museum in 1937. 1947, he entrusted frank wright, an architect who enjoyed a high reputation in the United States at that time, to design snails in this city. After the completion of the 1959 building, it attracted many curious audiences, who were not only attracted by the works of art in the art museum, but also impressed by the unique charm of the master design. Of course, some critics accuse Guggenheim Art Museum of destroying the harmonious relationship between architectural landscapes. In any case, it is unique, it has become the central topic of discussion in the streets, and it has left an indelible image memory in people's minds. 1990101On October 30th, the Guggenheim Art Museum was officially listed as a historic site in new york. It is the youngest monument in new york at present, with a history of only 3 1 year. Architect Wright has been looking for a three-dimensional spiral structure for many years, rather than a circular plane structure, to contain a space and let people really experience the movement in the space. He believes that when people walk along the spiral ramp, the surrounding space is continuous and gradual, rather than fragmented and folded. For this point of view, he once designed a spiral shop in San Francisco and built a spiral garage in Pittsburgh. This time, he convinced his master that the spiral is the best form of art museum. 1986, Guggenheim Art Museum won the 25-year award of American Institute of Architects.