Arnas Džiaugys

The final year's biggest project and its details, here are just some of the drawings and compositional elements of the project to give you a little insight into the project.

The project aims to create a museum for the town of Camborne and its community, whose main function is not only to present the history of mining but also to contribute to solving the social and cultural problems of the town.

I presented the building and searched for appropriate solutions for the zones and the corresponding spaces, to create them in a way that not only helps but also invites people to relax, gather, and engage in leisure activities.
The materials are chosen for the interior and exterior elements and the overall design is not accidental - wood, concrete, glass and steel create the right atmosphere inside the building, not only in the museums and exhibition areas but also in the common areas and other spaces.

A separate space for the community has been created, which connects to the performance space on the top floor, where members of the community and all those connected with it can enjoy leisure, workshop, office and meeting areas, as well as an additional large presentation and performance space next door, which will also have the capacity to accommodate up to 60 people.

The design of the building is reminiscent of an explosion - whether it is a mine explosion or a possible new economic, social or cultural explosion for the future of Camborne.