Key developments in the work of the new Museum of Natural Sciences

The work on the new Museum of Natural Sciences has progressed significantly in the laying of the vinyl floors, as well as in the electrical, thermodynamic and fire installations. The work on the suspended ceiling is currently being completed and other complementary works are being carried out. In this way, this important work for San Juan is approaching its final stage, with the aim of becoming a unique cultural space that the entire community expects.

The museum will be a landmark in the province, not only in terms of the size and importance of its collection, but also for its distinctive architectural design, which will transform it into a building with unique shapes, designed to provide an immersive experience for its visitors.

The flooring works are in full progress. They are matte vinyl floors, which will cover a total area of ​​3600 square meters. In some sectors of the building, the vinyl laying has already been completed and these spaces give a clear sense of spaciousness and light.

The developments in the work include work on mechanical, thermal, electrical and fire protection installations. After that, the fine-tuning process will begin, which consists of checking the correct operation of these facilities to ensure that there are no breakages, losses or damages throughout the building.

The suspended ceiling is also being completed, along with lighting fixtures and air conditioning system installation.

Other complementary tasks are carried out simultaneously, which include laying granite stone in the stair sections and membrane in some parts of the roof, to prevent possible leaks.

In addition, all the aluminium joinery, both internal and external, has already been installed, including the emergency exit doors with anti-panic bars and the corresponding glazing. In this case, 3+3 mm laminated safety glass was used.