Pavilions in the Science Museum of Valencia by Murad García Estudio

The interior space of the Science Museum will house these New Pavilions for the temporary exhibitions. The pavilions are placed inside the immensity of the building designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava. The white of the grandiose organic structures is bathed by the light that penetrates through the glass of its façades, oriented towards the city of Valencia and the Turia River Park.

The New Pavilions, cladded with a steel skin, mixed with backlighting, are like chests that will guard the future exhibition elements, contrasting with the original building. The interior is equipped with the most advanced facilities for temperature control, humidity, lighting and video surveillance, to exhibit the most special objects in the best exhibition conditions, papyrus, dinosaur bones, robots, etc., in this space dedicated to Science and Technology.

Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, S.A.

Murad García Estudio: Málek Murad Mateu and María García Vallcanera

Photographer: Noel Arraiz