Building design for Chattanooga Jazz and Blues Museum connecting private and public spaces

Prompt

Building that Creating a connection between both the private and public programs for the Chattanooga Jazz and Blues Museum is extremely important. Taking the private and more quiet spaces of the galleries and recording studios and connecting them visually to the outdoor spaces such as the performance space and the outdoor dining of the café is vital to creating a connected program. Create galleries that are open visually but not physically to the other spaces with use of screens that limit the views into the galleries from the exterior but open pathways to view out of the galleries to the more active exterior space. But while wanting to connect these spaces visually creating an efficient way to limit the volume difference in the spaces with vegetation and layers of separation. Such as use of screens and vegetation planted along with using glass walkways that gives layers of sound protection while still allowing visual connection between the spaces. The Jazz cafes outdoor dining think Redraw