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Inside the museum the two exterior materials continue their
presence with concrete walls supporting perpendicular mesh
walls, as well as plaster walls for the display of artworks.
The mesh helps to break up the possible monotony of an all-concrete
building, but its effects as a light-filtering screen are
not used to their fullest extent, since most of the screens
wrap concrete walls and are therefore flat and opaque. Regardless,
the interior is remarkably open and light-filled with diagonal
views created by the perpendicular placement of the walls,
the upper walls resting on the first floor walls in a few
places (click for diagram).
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