The Iberê Camargo Foundation is an art museum in Porto Alegre, Brazil, designed by the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza. It has about 14,500 square feet (1,350 square meters) of floor area. ArchDaily presents it under the title Standards and Variations.
The galleries sit on three elevated plans. Each plan holds three rectangular exhibition rooms. Ramps run along the other two faces of the building and link the levels, so visitors move between the rooms along sloping paths.
A four-story atrium joins the floors together and gives the plan a single central space. ArchDaily dates the project to 2003, but the page does not state a completion year or a client, so both are flagged as unverified.
This building has no Wikipedia article. Facts come from ArchDaily.
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