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Nestle Museum in Mexico City

By squirrelbait - August 27, 2007

in Object Culture

The newly completed Nestle Chocolate Museum in Mexico City, designed by Rojkind Arquitectos, resembles an origami shipping container of sorts and serves as a public space where visitors can learn about and witness the production of Nestle chocolate. The most incredible fun fact about this structure is that it was completed in 2.5 months from start to finish, including design and construction. This required impeccable team coordination and layering of 3-8 hour shifts over the limited time span. Check out plenty more beautiful images over at dezeen.

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