Museo Interactivo Audiovisual
The Interactive Audiovisual Museum of Las Condes (MUI) is located in the former Casona Barros, in one of the last original houses in the El Golf neighborhood. Built between 1943 and 1945, it was the home of the Barros Subercaseux family until the 1970s when it was acquired by the Municipality of Las Condes. During the 80s and 90s it functioned as a Local Police Court and the Civil Registry. Starting in 2012, the Municipality decided to allocate this space to a new cultural project, maintaining its architecture, restoring its original façade and the gardens of the house.
The MUI Las Condes is the first interactive and audiovisual museum in the country. It is aimed at students and the general public.
The contents that make up our sample are presented on different platforms and language, using narrative resources such as humor, game and fiction, and we use scenery, settings and various technological devices such as, special effects, 4D cinema, interactive modules, holograms, large-scale projections.
The exhibition consists of an audiovisual and sensorial journey through history, organized in 13 rooms, where each one addresses a particular topic.
The museum tour is guided and lasts around 90 minutes. It is entered in shifts every 15 minutes and each of the shifts consists of a maximum of 15 adults.
It is recommended for children over 9 years old, although the MUI does not restrict access to minor children, adult supervision is required.