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SKIN – Pavilion of Knowledge  

SKIN – Pavilion of Knowledge

Lisbon, Portugal

Project Featured on Aug 27, 2017
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SKIN – Pavilion of Knowledge

Lisbon, Portugal

Project Featured on Aug 27, 2017
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Built
YEAR
2010
Environmental design project developed in partnership with the architect João Luís Carrilho da Graça, for a multipurpose room, the foyer of the Pavilion of Knowledge, a science museum in Lisbon.
The intention, due to the versatility on the usage of this space, was to create a texture for a perforated 
wall with acoustic and lightning purposes.
The theme, ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is an analogy to museum 
intents of sharing information.
By creating different pattern densities with bigger or smaller cuts, acoustic percentages 
and the openings in the window areas of the rear rooms were managed. 
LED white lightning between the wall and the SKIN was balanced with natural light.



Client: Ciência Viva
Partners: JLCG architects
Design Director: Nuno Gusmão
Designers: Giuseppe Greco, Vera Sacchetti, Miguel Matos
Photos: Ricardo Gonçalves

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