James-Simon-Galerie

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The James-Simon-Galerie is a modern entrance building and visitor center on Berlin’s Museum Island, designed by architect David Chipperfield as a central gateway to the city’s major museum complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural infrastructure
entrance building
museum building
visitor center
architect David Chipperfield
architecturalStyle modern architecture
associatedWith Museum Island Master Plan
linked to: Museum Island
client Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
connectsTo Alte Nationalgalerie
Altes Museum
Bode-Museum
linked to: Bode Museum

Neues Museum
Pergamonmuseum
linked to: Pergamon Museum
country Germany
designedAs gateway to Museum Island
function central entrance to Museum Island
information center
ticketing facility
visitor services center
hasBasementLevels yes
hasFacility auditorium
café
cloakroom
exhibition space
information desk
shop
ticket counters
hasFeature broad exterior stairway
colonnaded façade
elevated terrace
glass entrance hall
hasPublicAccess yes
heritageContext UNESCO World Heritage Site Museum Island
locatedOn Spree Island
location Berlin
Germany
Museum Island
namedAfter James Simon
near Berliner Dom
linked to: Berlin Cathedral

Lustgarten
openingDate 2019
operator Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
owner Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz
partOf Museum Island museum complex
linked to: Museum Island
purpose improve visitor circulation on Museum Island
provide unified access to multiple museums
region Berlin-Mitte

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Staatliche Museen zu Berlin hasPart James-Simon-Galerie
Museum Island hasMuseum James Simon Gallery
linked to: James-Simon-Galerie
David Chipperfield notableWork James-Simon-Galerie, Berlin
linked to: James-Simon-Galerie