Location: Kraków
Concept design: 2015
Area: 26250m2

The architectural design of the museum embraced the dynamic nature of exhibitions, accommodating both permanent and temporary displays with seamless versatility.

One of the innovative features was the ability to partition the area dedicated to temporary exhibitions using sliding walls. This flexible arrangement allows curators to create distinct environments for each showcase while ensuring optimal flow and coherence within the museum. During installation periods, these partitions can be closed off, ensuring the integrity and exclusivity of the temporary displays.

In response to the growing popularity of the museum, the functional layout and evacuation routes was meticulously planned to accommodate up to 6,000 visitors daily. Safety and accessibility were paramount considerations, with adjustments made to ensure smooth navigation for all patrons, including those with disabilities. Ramps and elevators were strategically positioned throughout the building, ensuring equitable access to all exhibition spaces and eliminating any communication barriers that may have hindered inclusivity in the past.