Gallery: A Trippy Museum Inspired by Pink Floyd

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    Portugese designers Susana Dos Santos, José Pedro Azevedo, Nuno Cabanal designed this trippy museum to honor Pink Floyd. *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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    Aside from a facade that references the band's "another brick in the wall" lyric, the designers steered clear of any overt homages. "The atmosphere of the inside rooms weren't inspired by one song, but by all the band's imagery," says Cabanal. *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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    The first space guests enter is a dark, humid room with a waterfall which is supposed to act like a baptism. *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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    This space was intended to be a mix of Plato's cave allegory and carnival funhouse mirrors with the hope it would get visitors to question reality. *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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    Following the cave, visitors enter a sun-drenched room. "It's a purification, a direct contact with something divine," says Cabanal. "It's energy, a source of life, it's the sun." *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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    *Photo: Arqbauraum*
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