Este proyecto fue ideado por los arquitectos brasileños Leandra Boldrini y Pedro Oscar para el concurso de diseño de la nueva ala del Museo Mali en Lima, Perú.
El proyecto se inspiró en las artes peruanas y en conceptos culturales como trenzas, costuras, esculturas y pinturas típicos del país.
Todo el edificio fue creado con Rhino y VisualARQ, y Grasshopper se utilizó para el diseño paramétrico de la estructura acristalada.
VisualARQ también se utilizó para generar las vistas 2D en planta, sección y alzado.
Para los renderizados se utilizó Lumion 6.0, y los resultados fueron posproducidos con Corel Draw y Photoshop.
Imágenes y créditos: Leandra Boldrini y Pedro Oscar (Criciúma- SC- Brasil)
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