The Interactive Museum Labyrinth of Sciences and Arts

The Interactive Museum Labyrinth of Sciences and Arts is a historical center situated in the city of San Luis Potosi, in Mexico. It was worked in the Tangamanga I Park of this city and introduced on September 4, 2008. The planner who made it was Ricardo Legorreta. The offices are spread around an expansive yard of mazes and the guest's course is made through porches that encompass that patio, creating a changed walk, which offers access to the diverse structures in which are found great figures that represent the discourse between science, workmanship and innovation. Additionally, a pinnacle makes observatory to appreciate the stars and know the stars.

This museum is one of the most important in Mexico, consequently it was situated in a city like San Luis Potosi that should be opened, incorporated socially and mentally with the goal that its residents can achieve the considerable urban areas of Mexico. The winding is a standout amongst the most widely recognized structures found in nature: snails, spider webs, worlds, nautiluses, DNA, and so on. The winding is the answer for develop sparing space. In this structure there is a huge even hover of metal inside which attractive chips are set. The circle is pivoted and the chips start to frame a winding progressively.