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        <![CDATA[MegaMind / Albert France-Lanord Architects]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>MegaMind – an architectural interpretation of the brain. Tekniska Museet was awarded Swedish museum of the year 2016. <br>Our vision for the architecture of MegaMind is based on an interpretation of our human brain. From the entrance, the visitor passes through an ear into a grid-patterned intermediate space, a communication hub where digital impulses flow and information is sent and received.</p>]]>
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