Museo Jumex
Platform for the largest collection of contemporary art in Latin America Museo Jumex has developed architectural studio of David Chipperfield. Museum area of 1600 sq. meters of housing space allows for scientific and educational programs. The total interior area is 2500 square meters. meters and spread over 5 floors. The first levels are designed for exhibition halls and training areas, others contain bookstores and cafes. Architecture, Public buildings and facilities Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City Museo Jumex Platform for the largest collection of contemporary art in Latin America Museo Jumex has developed architectural studio of David Chipperfield. Museum area of 1600 sq. meters of housing space allows for scientific and educational programs. The total interior area is 2500 square meters. meters and spread over 5 floors. The first levels are designed for exhibition halls and training areas, others contain bookstores and cafes. According to the chief architect David Chipperfield, the main objective of the project was to create a cultural space as a leading public center of Mexico the most adapted for the functional tasks, location of the museum, as well as climatic features. Particular attention in the development of Museo Jumex, located next to the high-rise buildings, has been paid to natural light, which was clearly reflected in the original design of the roof. the location of the museum, as well as climatic features. Particular attention in the development of Museo Jumex, located next to the high-rise buildings, has been paid to natural light, which was clearly reflected in the original design of the roof. the location of the museum, as well as climatic features. Particular attention in the development of Museo Jumex, located next to the high-rise buildings, has been paid to natural light, which was clearly reflected in the original design of the roof.