Curiosity Modenesi | The 4 things you did not know about the Enzo Ferrari Museum

it is one of the most modern architectural structures in Italy and its peculiarities are covered by the large yellow cap known as "bonnet". Here are the 5 curiosities that you would never have expected in the Enzo Ferrari Museum

It is one of the most modern architectural structures in Italy and its peculiarities are covered by the large yellow cap known as "bonnet". On this trip to the Enzo Ferrari Museum we will discover the 5 curiosities you would never have expected:

A NAUTIC COVERAGE . The large yellow roof that is noticed at a distance of tens and tens of meters is not a simple cover, but has been thought and created within a nautical canyon. It is large 3,300 square feet and is capable of enduring the most typical and terrible underwater activities such as air currents and different pressure grips. 

RECORD CABLES. The ventricular wall at the entrance to the Gallery is now known to all, but less well-known are the studies of physics and mathematics adotates. In fact, think that each single glass-chamber is supported by steel cables that would support up to 40 tons. 

ENERGY SAVING . All the museum complex has been built with high energy savings to allow for high environmental sustainability. In fact, the project follows the principles of bioclimatic and has been realized with the most avant-garde materials. To improve the well-being of visitors there is a geothermal plant powered by radiant heating systems, solar thermal panels produce hot water and the lighting of exposed areas without direct natural lighting is powered by photovoltaic panels.

MIRROR IN HISTORY . When he was chosen, among Jan Kaplicky's many proposed projects, his idea was based on this decision. In fact, the Prague architect wanted to create a structure in which the birthplace of Enzo Ferrari could be mirrored, and at the same time it was encircled, almost embedded, in the yellow of the "bonnet".

YELLOW COLOR . The choice of yellow is twofold, in fact the true color of the Ferrari is yellow in the background of the shield, but also because it is the color of the city hosting the museum. Enzo Ferrari was very attached to Modena and for this reason he chose the Yellow Modenese between the various yellow tones.