Nestlé Chocolate Museum of Mega Structure for Public Viewing by Metro Architec

July 20, 2011 By: Rans Category: Architecture

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Nestlé Chocolate Museum by Metro

Nestlé Chocolate Museum recently completed pengerjaanya by Metro Arquitetos Associados. The building was built intended for public viewing at the Nestle factory, architectural design and Museology responsible for the Architect of the Metro and consists of two high towers and runways, all composed of steel and glass, spread over an area of ??1850 square meters. The window between the tunnel and the walls of the factory allows visitors to see the chocolate being produced on the inside.

Nestlé Chocolate Museum of Mega Structure

Two towers on both ends of the steel-framed structure to attach incoming and outgoing stairs. Located beside the highway between Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, bright red Nestlé Chocolate Museum looks to pass traffic.

Nestlé Chocolate Museum

Structure calls attention of tourists on the highway which connects São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, President Dutra, by the geometry of their structures. With easy access structure provides a road map for visitors, such as in a museum, accompany the whole process of making chocolate that Nestle will be presented in an interactive and engaging with information about the production process from raw material to the container without disturbing production.