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The museum is the work of architect Enric Sia Badia, associated with Jordi Garc s Brus s, in collaboration with Dolors Piulachs and Rafael Soto, and with a museum design by Enric Franch. The 1989 project is commissioned by the Island Council of Tenerife, and the works are completed in 1993. This work manages to be a Finalist in the Manuel d Oraa and Alcocha Architecture Prize 1992-1993, and receives a Diploma in the International Prize Alc ntara bridge 1992-94. The Museum is inaugurated on May 11, 1993 by Russian astronaut Sergei Krikalev. Subsequently, on July 6 of that same year, he received a visit from the Prince of Asturias. |
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Web page of the Museum of Science and the Cosmos: https://www.museosdetenerife.org/mcc-museo-de-la-ciencia-y-el-cosmos/pagina/ver/historia Electronic Headquarters of the Cadastre: https://www1.sedecatastro.gob.es/Cartografia/mapa.aspx?buscar=S Architects website: http://www.enricsoria.com/esp/proyectos/obras-y-proyectos/museos/museo-de-la-ci-ncia-y-el-cosmos.htm and http://www.garces-deseta-bonet.com/es/proyectos/ CABRERO RUIZ, Gabriel. Contemporary Architecture Guide: Tenerife 1962-1998. Editorial Cabildo de Tenerife; College of Architects of the Canary Islands. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1999. Museum of Science and the Cosmos: Gu a. Editorial: Autonomous Organization of Museums and Centers (OAMC), Cabildo de Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2011. AND NES D AZ, N stor and PRIETO ARTEAGA, Carmen Nuria (Coords.). Behind the glass: a view of the museums of the Cabildo de Tenerife. Editorial: Autonomous Organization of Museums and Centers (OAMC) and centers of the Island Council of Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2008. |
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The museum is a large oval concrete space with access, services and complementary spaces arranged in the perimeter of this large nave, where the Center's museum content is located. The facade, finished with a cladding of red volcanic stone slabs, has a curved profile that adapts to the road layout. In the Agust n de Betancourt square of about 1000 m2, there is a large parabolic radio astronomy antenna that presides over this public urban space. This is about 18 meters in diameter, and on the surface an area of the lunar surface is represented that represents elevations called 'Montes Tenerife ' in memory of Piazzi Smith, the first astromo who observed the Universe from the summits of the Island This large terrace also has a small telescope and an equatorial solar clock, as well as a Wi-Fi and rest area. The interior of the Museum, which is accessed by large concrete stairs, is a large oval area where different modules are arranged. The central area is intended for permanent exposure, and other sections that are on the sides are: the teaching workshop, the optical effects section, the Chroma Key room, the mirror maze, the astronomy room a, the planetarium, a room dedicated to temporary exhibitions, events hall and a rest area. |
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The exterior of the building is made of volcanic red stone, while the predominant material inside is concrete. |
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