Italian architects unveil carbon fiber museum project

The Italian company Carlo Ratti Associati has presented a project for a museum dedicated to carbon fiber. Visitors will be able to look at the processes associated with this composite from different angles.

Conventionally, the entire museum is divided into three locations - archival, production, exhibition. The entrance is adorned with an impromptu zipper that implicitly hints at the development of technology, as well as following their trends.

In the first room, visitors will learn about the peculiarities of the production of carbon fiber items. Robotic arms pull out drawers and remove exhibits. In the second, the audience will get acquainted with the process of polymer production, their processing and transformation. In the third, they interact with exhibition installations.

The main task of the museum is to show how carbon fiber has entered the life of people, into production processes. Various spheres will be touched upon here - industry, fashion, art, everyday life and so on.

There is also a need to plunge into the history of the company. And also in the direct use of heavy-duty, lightweight material in its activities.

It is noted that for more than 50 years, carbon fiber has been actively used in the automotive, information and beauty spheres.

It is assumed that the museum will become the largest architectural object, which will once again show the importance of the development of the chemical industry for humans.

However, the creation of such structures is impossible without specialized tools, which can be found in the section "Tools and equipment".