Future Museum in Rio de Janeiro
3 Desember 2011
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IF in general, a museum created to perpetuate a history, in contrast to a museum that was made in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Called The Museu do Amanha or the Museum of Tomorrow (Museum of the Future). As the name implies, the building of this museum as if to break the other buildings in Rio de Janeiro, because of its futuristic.
As reported by BBCTravel, Friday (12/02/2011). Future museum was designed by Santiago Calatrava. He is an architect, engineer and sculptor from Spain who has been famous in the world.
Located jutted into the bay, white elongated museum has an area of the field.
Sustainable building is part of the project realization "Marvelous Port" (an amazing port) Brazilian society worth five billion dollars in Brazil that will revitalize the waterfront urban Rio de Janeiro.
The remains of a 19th-century pier that used to be the place where the slaves from Africa were detained and sold, has recently also been found and will be enshrined in this museum.
This museum also contains elements of aesthetic and technological modernity. Because the futuristic museum is surrounded by a pool that contains rain water recycling and garden area of 5.5 hectares, the roof of the building has photovoltaic panels that will follow the direction of the sun throughout the day.
Museum with a showroom area of 5,000 square meters of exhibition will focus on science, ecology, and technology features, which will shape our future and the future of this planet.
Since Brazil had the opportunity to host two world sports events, World Cup Summer Olympics 2014 and 2016, Brazil looked to improve itself.
Museum of the Future is just one of several projects that will be worked in Brazil, in order to increase the attractiveness of Brazil. The museum is targeted to be completed in 2012, now hosts the UN Earth Summit "Rio + 20".
Calatrava also proposed demolition of the overpass along the water and extending a nearby plaza, although this has not been approved by city officials.
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