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Suzhou, China, 2005-08
A philosophical look at science stressing
the part played by Imagination in Discovery.
A Science Museum unlike all the others based on an oriental, philosophic
approach to the sciences.
In the entrance hall, the Museum will be emphasizing the limits of scientific
knowledge today and the limits a museum has when explaining science.
We shall be making an attempt to unify scientific principles and highlight
links between different theories and realities instead of fragmenting
western, especially anglo-saxon concepts.
It will show which languages all scientists share and how difficult it
is to be an observer and observed at the same time
The star feature of the museum will be its cosmic roller-coaster
time ladder.
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type
of achievement |
Permanent
museum |
client |
Suzhou
Town and Province Councils |
partners |
Les
Crayons (Uzès), scenography
Fabrizio Sabelli (Rome), Ann Gaud Mc Kee (Geneva), Jean-Claude Pont
(Geneva), scientifical consultants
Stéphane Moullet (Paris), infographiste
Patrick Abrial (Paris), musical production |
location |
Suzhou
city (100km from Shanghai), China |
attendance |
2
to 3 million visitors per year |
floor
space |
8
500m2 |
budget
for scenography
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US$24
million |
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