The project is based on the creation of a massive element which rearranges the neighborhood where it is located. It is not based on an implantation in a residual space, but with its precise insertion in the plot, it rearranges the adjoining spaces, giving it greater urban planning and creating new access flows. Therefore, the building acts as an organizational element for the different types of traffic in the area and gives the neighborhood greater institutional solemnity.

At first glance, the problem to solve may seem simple, where the existence of a consolidated building with a high degree of conservation must be expanded physically and spatially, in order to satisfy the logistical and programmatic needs that a science museum such as this needs. But the question is not how to make this union between two volumetric pieces of different building typology, if not, what do you want to achieve with this new museum.