Nubuke Extended
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努布克基金会成立于2007年，位于阿克拉和瓦地，开展了广泛的项目，支持加纳的艺术、文化和遗产。位于东雷贡 “阿克拉” 的场地以各种日间和夜间项目为特色，满足了城市、国家和地区的许多观众的需求。努布克扩展的设计通过空间的慷慨和特定性解决了这种程序层次。绿色空间和开放性一直是设计的重点，同时也注重简洁，这使得空间可以成为各种场景的主持人。大型音乐活动或庆典可以在新建筑下方展开，而在安静的午后，孩子们可以在被棕榈树遮荫的图书馆的舞台上阅读书籍，文化制作人可以在努布克休息室的主要空间中与他人合作。
努布克扩展完成并重新定位了努布克的财产，使其成为阿克拉不断扩大的都市区的文化和市民中心，并将其与加纳日益增长的文化空间网络连接起来。场地上的现有结构已进行了翻新、重新定位或改建，以满足努布克的目标。主要别墅，到目前为止，所有功能都在一个建筑物内——展览空间、办公室、商店和仓库——已经被打开，形成了一个在宽敞环境中的创意合作环境。额外的结构已经被设计为创建一个多功能环境，为不同学科的艺术家、文化活动家和各代人群提供空间和基础设施。
新建筑悬浮在现有花园上方，并围绕着一个中央绿地，中央是努布克的榄仁树。它作为一个地标，既回应了即刻的，又回应了城市的背景。新画廊建筑的质量策略旨在创造各种空间和空间情景，供艺术家、策展人、参观者、市民和儿童参与，同时作为场地上建筑和景观的统一特征。
新画廊是一个分层、单层建筑，具有高天花板，无柱子，裸露的混凝土墙壁，为加纳和西非艺术世界的发展特点的现场作品和表演提供了空间。通过夹层形成的地板调节、天花板的高度和墙壁，创造了各种空间，可以为展览、表演和活动提供亲密和广阔的情景。空间的使用者通过一个集成的轨道系统得到支持，可以在整个空间中挂置物体、艺术品、面板和帘子。暴露的混凝土的单一材质和新画廊和校园的简约色调，为建筑物内外的多彩展览和活动提供了背景。努布克扩展被设计成在性格和抱负方面都是国际化的，同时对本地和区域的程序场景都是引人注目的，同时对本地和区域的程序场景都是引人注目的。
The Nubuke Foundation, founded in 2007, with locations in Accra and Wa, has a wide range of programs supporting the arts, culture, and heritage of Ghana. The East Legon (Accra) grounds are defined by a large variety of day and evening programs that cater to many audiences spanning networks in the city, country, and region. The design of Nubuke Extended resolves this programmatic layering through a generosity and specificity of spaces. Green spaces and openness have been a driving design focus, as well as simplicity, which allows the spaces to become hosts to a variety of scenarios. Large gatherings for music events or festivities may spread underneath the new building, while on quieter afternoons, children may move on to the stage platform to read books from the library shaded by palm trees, and cultural producers may sit and co-work with others in the bungalow ́s main space, the Nubuke lounge.
Nubuke Extended completes and reorients the Nubuke property, making it into a cultural and civic hub in the expanding metropolitan area of Accra and connecting it to a growing network of cultural spaces in Ghana. Existing structures on the grounds have been refurbished, relocated, or adapted to meet Nubuke ́s aims. The main bungalow, which up until now housed all functions in one building – exhibition spaces, offices, shops and storage – has been opened up, resulting in a creative co-working environment within a generous setting. Additional structures have been designed to create a multi-programmed environment that provides space and infrastructure for artists, cultural activists of diverse disciplines, and audiences of all generations.
A new building hovers above the existing garden and frames a central green area, with Nubuke’s Indian almond tree at its center. It serves as a landmark that responds to both immediate and urban contexts. The massing strategy for the new gallery building is aimed at creating diverse spaces and spatial situations that are open for artists, curators, visitors, citizens, and children to engage with, while acting as a unifying character for the ensemble of buildings and landscapes on the terrain.
The new gallery, a split-level, one-room building with high ceilings, no columns, and exposed concrete walls, creates space for site-specific works of art and performances that characterize developments in Ghana’s and West Africa’s art world. Modulations in the floor, formed through a mezzanine, the height of the ceilings, and the walls, create a variety of spaces that allow both intimate and expansive scenarios for exhibitions, performances, and events. Users of the space are supported by an integrated rail system that allows for the hanging of objects, artworks, panels, and curtains throughout the space. The monolithic materiality of exposed concrete and the reduced colorscape of the new gallery and campus create a backdrop for colorful exhibitions and activities to take place in and around the buildings. Nubuke Extended was designed to be cosmopolitan in terms of character and ambition, inviting and provocative at the same time, for both local and regional programmatic scenarios.