CoDe Museum Desain by Tihany Design and Matteo Vercelloni

CoDe Museum Desain by Tihany Design and Matteo Vercelloni is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award Emas in Desain Warisan Budaya lan Industri Budaya Competition Category.

EmasWarisan Budaya· 2020

CoDe Museum Desain

by Tihany Design and Matteo Vercelloni

Client: Tihany Design; Matteo Vercelloni

A' Design Award Emas Winner in Warisan Budaya Category

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The Design

About CoDe Museum Desain

CoDe minangka museum desain sing manggon ing kapal pesiar. Museum iki nampilake 470 pameran desain Italia wiwit taun 1930-an nganti saiki, kalebu perabot, barang fashion lan barang-barang saben dina. CoDe nyakup 400 meter persegi ing wilayah rame antarane rong papan hiburan. Tata letak kasebut dibangun ing sakubenge portal dalan mlaku sing dibentuk saka seri lengkungan baja tahan karat sing dipadhangi saka njero. Para tamu bisa nyabrang papan kasebut minangka koridor utawa minggir kanggo ndeleng pameran ing saben sisih, sing nyengkuyung kunjungan bola-bali.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Emas

CoDe Museum Desain menang A' Design Award Emas, pangenalan sing prestisius banget sing diparingake marang desain kelas siji, nggumunake lan unggul. Pemenang Emas iku ciptaan sing inovatif banget, visioner lan sumunar nggumunake sing nggambarake kejeniusan, kawicaksanan lan kaprigelan para desainer. CoDe Museum Desain dikarepake dadi panemuan sing dipuji banget, pelopor tren lan monumental sing nyedhiyakake nilai sing durung tau ana. Desain sing menang A' Design Award Emas iki iku proyek sing nggumunake lan dihormati sing paring manfaat gedhe lan nyurung maju wates seni, sains, desain lan teknologi. CoDe Museum Desain nuwuhake perasaan kekarepan sing kuwat, nggugah semangat, nyengkuyung kreativitas lan narik kawigaten kita.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: As the first design museum on a cruise ship, CoDe showcases the broad and renowned creative Italian talents that transformed the world with innovation, design and style. The collection's 470 exhibits connect to the history of Made in Italy, making these design objects true points of reference for Italy's global influence from the 1930s to the present. CoDe's highly contemporary stainless steel portal meets the challenges of the high traffic space with a series of arches lit from the inside. As the rings of the tunnel separate, guests can veer off the pathway to explore the exhibits.
Dimensions & Packaging: 400 sq/m
Tags: Museum, Italy, Italian, Cruise, Ship, Costa, Design Museum, Costa Smeralda, Culture
Production Technology: CoDe is located in a high traffic area onboard Costa Smeralda, along the pathway between two major entertainment venues. In order to allow for flow of movement in this space, the museum was designed around a walking path portal made up of a series of stainless steel arches. Guests have the freedom to move through the museum as a corridor space as well as the invitation to discover the various displays by veering off into the exhibits on each side of the portal. This design encourages guests to return to the museum many times throughout their trip, discovering more of the CoDe collection of iconic Italian design and culture at each visit.
Design Challenge: CoDe aims to present through a selection of artifacts, most of which are still produced today, the vitality of objects and furnishings that remain the classics of Italian design from the 1930s to the present. The museum is a multifaceted self-portrait of Italy over time, an intricate mosaic made up of many stories.
Research: Curator Matteo Vercelloni contributed his expertise in Italian architecture and design as well as extensive research on Italian design from the 1930s to the present. The CoDe collection of 470 exhibits was meticulously researched and selected for its storyline and representation of iconic Italian design, its global impact and its connection to the ship's theme Italy's Finest. Designer Adam Tihany served as Creative Director of Costa Smeralda, creating the theme Italy's Finest and the overall interior vision of the ship. CoDe is the only space onboard that he designed directly.
Inspiration: CoDe, or Costa Design Museum, was conceived as a unique and unifying feature of the new cruise ship, Costa Smeralda. Just as every major international city has a proud display of cultural heritage in its museums, CoDe was created to serve as the metropolitan epicenter of ship and a concentrated summary of the ship's theme, Italy's Finest. CoDe crowns the 3,300-cabin ship with a direct celebration of modern Italian design, from fashion and film to transportation and household objects. CoDe's interactive and engaging experience invites guest to step into the Bel Paese through the most iconic Italian designs.
Project Duration: CoDe was introduced December 2019 onboard the new cruise ship, Costa Smeralda, as a permanent feature of the ship.
Operation Flow: The cruise guest is part of what we refer to as a 'captive audience,' because they are fully engaged with ship activities during the time spent at sea. CoDe is an innovative and high design concept that provides Costa Smeralda guests with a meaningful and fun cultural experience- and one they can continue to interact with and learn from during the duration of their time onboard.
Team Members: Museum Design: Tihany Design
Design of Exhibitions: Matteo Vercelloni
Curator: Matteo Vercelloni with Paola Gallo
Graphic Design: Cristina Menotti
Movie selection: Roberto Dassoni
Fashion Research and selection: Augusta Grecchi
Image Credits: Image #1 Photographer Andrea Martiradonna, Curator Matteo Vercelloni, Designer Adam D. Tihany, CoDe Portal, 2019
Image #2 Photographer Andrea Martiradonna, Curator Matteo Vercelloni, Designer Adam D. Tihany, Transportation Exhibit, 2019
Image #3 Photographer Andrea Martiradonna, Curator Matteo Vercelloni, Designer Adam D. Tihany, Iconic Italian Design Exhibit, 2019
Image #4 Photographer Andrea Martiradonna, Curator Matteo Vercelloni, Designer Adam D. Tihany, Memorabilia, 2019
Image #5 Photographer Andrea Martiradonna, Curator Matteo Vercelloni, Designer Adam D. Tihany, Furniture Design Exhibit, 2019