Nestle Chocolate Museum in Mexico City, Mexico

February 03, 2011 Category: Cultural, Product Architecture, Public Buildings

Nestle Chocolate Museum that located in Mexico City, Mexico, was designed by Rojkind Arquitectos. Why not create the first chocolate museum in Mexico and have a 300-meter long façade along the motorway as the new image of the factory. So the first phase took shape and required a 634m2 space that could accommodate the main entrance for the children to have the most pleasant experience and to start the voyage into the chocolate factory as soon as they enter this playful yet striking space, the reception area, the theater that would serve as preparation for the Nestle experience, the store or museum shop, and the passage to the tunnel inside the old existing factory.

Nestle Chocolate Museum design by Rojkind Arquitectos