The gorgeous Santo Antonio Museum in Lisbon was recently given a new breath of life in a joint project from Site Specific Arquitectura and P-06 ATELIER. The brand new Museum now sits within a building that has replaced the original.
Located in Lisbon's Baixa Pombalina and Alfama neighborhood, the Santo Antonio Museum boasts new cutting edge exhibition walls that see the display sit flesh with the wall that surrounds it. The gorgeous new panels are incredibly well-lit and complement the updated font and graphics that make up the museum's new visual identity.
The exterior of the newly updated museum is characterized by a large perforated steel facade that plays up the building's geometrical design elements.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cutting Edge Exhibition Walls
- Opportunity for innovation in museum interior design to create immersive and interactive experiences for visitors
- Updated Visual Identity
- Opportunity for rebranding and modernizing existing museums and galleries to attract new audiences
- Perforated Steel Facade
- Opportunity for innovative and sustainable building materials in architectural designs for museums and other public buildings
Who This Affects Most
- Museums and Galleries
- Opportunities for modernization and innovation in interior design, branding, and architecture of museums and galleries to stay competitive in the industry
- Construction Materials
- Opportunities for sustainable and innovative materials in developing architectural designs for museums and other public buildings
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Opportunities to tap into potential tourism markets by creating unique and visually appealing cultural attractions through innovative museum designs
