Perot Museum of Nature and Science / Morphosis Architects

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Architects: Morphosis
Year: 2012
Photographs:Roland Halbe
Manufacturers: ALPOLIC, American Standard, Assa Abloy, C.R. Laurence, Corian, FabriTRAK®, Toto, dormakaba, DuPont, Erco, Sherwin-Williams, Signify, Acor, Acorn, Action Door, Adams Rite, American Hydrotech, Ampco Powder, Andover Systems, Aquaplane, +42Avic Sanxin, B-K Lighting, BESAM, Besam, Carlisle SynTec, Cooper Lighting, Crestron, Edison Price Lighting, Eklund, Electrix Illumination, GFRC, GFRC Doors, Gate Precast, Horton Automatics, Hunter Douglas, Insulated units and laminated glass, Avic Sanxin Co., Invision, Ives, J+J Invision, LCN, Linear Lighting, Lumascape, McKeon, Novum Structures, Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, Omega Fence Systems, Performance Door, Polyguard Products, RSA Lighting, Rixson, SPI lighting, Schlage, Security Metal Products Corp, Selux, Smoke Guard, Stanley Access, Total Door Systems, Trainor Glass Company, Viessmann, Von Duprin, W.R. Meadows Sealtight, thyssenkrupp-42
Civil Engineer: URS Corporation
Structural Engineer: Datum Engineers
Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Engineer: Buro Happold
Consulting Structural Engineer: John A. Martin & Associates

Text description provided by the architects. Museums, armatures for collective societal experience and cultural expression, present new ways of interpreting the world. They contain knowledge, preserve information and transmit ideas; they stimulate curiosity, raise awareness and create opportunities for exchange. As instruments of education and social change, museums have the potential to shape our understanding of ourselves and the world in which we live.