Since the project was conceived to house virtual reality, the design had to leave room for creativity, to be an unusual, flexible space with the ability to surprise. We conceived a clean, ordered space with a marked sense of spaciousness. Lighting takes on special importance in this digital environment, the aim of which is to transport the visitor to another dimension. So we imagined white walls combined with wooden elements to frame the projection and screen zones.

White circular shapes hang from the ceilings and seem to float in space. However, their function goes beyond the purely aesthetic since they conceal the projectors, speakers and other components that we need to hang from the ceiling. The paving is another important aspect of the design. We imagined it soft, grey and textured to cushion noise from the outside. On the right side a LED strip wraps over itself to mark the point from which visitors can put on their virtual reality goggles and be transported to places they will visit without leaving the room.