The museum is considered one of the most important examples of architectural de-constructivism: it consists of a series of complex volumes, spectacularly interconnected with one another. The museum does not even possess one regular flat surfaces: the main structure seems to be almost organically sculpted. Externally, it is covered with titanium sheets (resembling fish scales) and limestone blocks. Thanks to the reflective metal used, the building reacts to atmospheric agents and various lighting conditions throughout the day, in an unexpected and outstanding manner.
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The breadth of the wide interiors amplifies the perspective. The moss green finishes of the peninsula and columns give chromatic continuity, the stone effect of both the wooden paneling and the top is a material reference that embellishes its style.
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Rational lines, planes and volumes welcome softly shaped accessories.
Materials and finishes
Peninsula. 22 mm door in lacquered melamine, moss green matte finish.
Cabinets.22 mm door in Fenix NTA Steel Hamilton laminate.
Columns. 21 mm door, satin matte black anodized frame
with bronze colored transparent glass.
Worktop. 20 mm quartzite glossy stone effect finish.
Snack counter top. 40 mm oak laminate.
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