TATE in Space, Art gallery in outer space

1st Board Upper Part

The main perspective of the TATE Space Gallery showcases its outer space setting, complemented by schematic cross-sectional views of the repetitive module forming the gallery.

1st Board Lower Part

Four perspectives highlight the gallery: interior main exhibition, exterior with mesh shield, top exterior view, all with Earth as the stunning backdrop.

2nd Board Upper Part

A detailed cross-section perspective of the main module reveals its components, alongside top and lateral sectional views of the gallery, emphasising structural intricacies.

2nd Board Lower Part

Diverse perspectives illustrate the gallery's interior and circulation spaces, featuring floating visitors and a potential art exhibition, capturing the essence of zero gravity.

3rd Board Upper Part

Various sections depict the space gallery, focusing on the capsule module that manages pressure and oxygen, facilitating visitor transition from exterior to interior.

3rd Board Lower Part

The final image showcases the art exhibition with projections on translucent boards, allowing visitors to see their shadows against the backdrop of outer space.

Outer Space / 400 Km above Earth surface / speed of 28.0000 Km/h

Building on his earlier proposal for the Tate Modern Gallery competition, Manuel Alejandro Carballo Amat's final thesis project expanded the concept into a fully realized Space Gallery. Situated in outer space with zero gravity, this architectural thesis explores the profound implications of such an environment on building dynamics and the presentation of art within it.