while they’re in the galleries area, see the planetary ball that is prepared to receive

projections also on its outer faces. The structure of the planetarium is in steel frame
encased in concrete beams. The top deck support is configured to operate with the
deck offering a reception with lounges, control point, cafes and bookstores. At the top
of the tower there is a space destined to the telescope that will give support to the
study and observation of the stars. The science campus has a total area of 90.640 m 2
and its construction is idealized for second and   third implementation   phase. When
building the dome structure, in metal, builds up the inside blades, which are designed to
allow occupation   flexibility.   The dome cover is made up of photo-voltaic glass for
maximum use of solar energy and its structure earns the design of a weft to
provide   internal shading and good natural lighting. The interior of the dome has air
conditioning system that uses evaporative cooling of clean technology. By accessing
the campus through the square   the visitor arrives at the entrance walkway, which directs
to a hall. Above the hall there is a promenade walkway where visitors can enjoy the
aerial view of the whole set. This walkway is accessed by both the hall information as
the elevated walk way that connects to observation tower. In the same entrance level are
all the exhibitions spaces. The   blades are arranged to foster the space and provide the
visitant moments of surprise while discovers new areas, stimulating the senses. They
are designed within the open plan concept and on its   peripheries are located support
areas,