The intervention emerges from the preservation of the site’s identity, through the reinterpretation of the former granaries and the addition of a new volume that, in a clear and restrained manner, establishes the main entrance to the complex. The balance between formal continuity, chromatic abstraction, and the presence of a pigmented concrete element anchors the museum within its territory with clarity and a sense of permanence.
This recognition reinforces our commitment to a form of public architecture that is attentive to memory, collective use, and its relationship with the landscape.
