Domus
The so-called “House of Man” is intended to provoke curiosity—starting with its unusual curved building designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The museum bills itself as the “first interactive museum in the world devoted to the human being.” It explores such concrete subjects as the brain, the heart, and the senses, and probes more intriguing and philosophical ideas such as identity. Chief signage is in Galician, with additional signage in Castellano and English on opposite sides of the placards.
The so-called “House of Man” is intended to provoke curiosity—starting with its unusual curved building designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The museum bills itself as the “first interactive museum in the world devoted to the human being.” It explores such concrete subjects as the brain, the heart, and the senses, and probes more intriguing and philosophical ideas such as identity. Chief signage is in Galician, with additional signage in Castellano and English on opposite sides of the placards.
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