Mercedes-Benz Museum
The Mercedes-Benz Museum stands in Stuttgart, directly outside the main gate of the Daimler factory. Its cloverleaf structure joins three overlapping circles around a triangular atrium.
UN Studio opened the building in 2006, creating 16,500 square metres of exhibition space on a 4,800-square-metre footprint. Inside, legend rooms and collections shape two routes through Mercedes-Benz history, which you can combine as you move between them. More than 160 vehicles span the story, including examples from the earliest days of the motorcar engine. Wheelchair access and multilingual audio tours support the visit, while the architecture carries the exhibition through a double-helix interior.
Look up through the atrium and you can see the building’s Wankel-engine inspiration in its geometry.
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