Museum of The Future

Museum of the Future!
Even
before its launch, it has received immense praise from every corner for its
breathtaking design which is also touted to be one of the most challenging
projects ever undertaken. Want to know more about the Museum of The Future? As it is now open to
the public, we’ve managed to cover almost everything about this spectacular
museum in the following read.
Background & Purpose of the Museum of the Future

See the
future, create the future,’ is the motto of the museum. The unique project is
an initiative of DFF (Dubai Future Foundation, a government foundation that has
been developed for shaping the future of the region’s major sectors and headed
by the UAE’s Vice President and Dubai’s Ruler: HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al
Maktoum.
Interestingly,
the concept of the Museum of Future was first introduced as a series of themed
temporary exhibitions in 2014 at the World Government Summit in Dubai. Since
then, it has designed and showcased several dynamic themes and immersive
technologies with multi-sensory experiences in diverse sectors including
climate change, food safety, healthcare, etc.
According to
HH Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, this new permanent museum acts as an
incubator to foster real ideas and initiate breakthrough inventions. It now
serves as the largest of its kind platform to discover future trends and
develop futuristic opportunities. In a concise nutshell, on your visit here,
you’ll get to see where Dubai wants to head itself in the future.
Architecture Beyond Futuristic Museum

Those who
have already seen its image or glimpse into its construction already know that
its unique architecture is one of its greatest highlights. It has been designed
by Killa Design and is especially impressive for its torus shape which is more
like an oval silver sparkling ring with a huge open center. In other words, the
structure is akin to a giant eye that majestically sits atop the city and
watches over this ever-dynamic city’s stunning landmarks and achievements.
Rightly so,
the design has already grabbed prestigious awards and even won all points to be
rated as a LEED-certified structure. The museum includes three main parts: the
green hill, the structure, and is an open or void part. Beyond its
architectural excellence and intricacy, each of these elements is backed by an
impactful theme.
While the
lush green hill (upon which the structure is placed) symbolizes the earth, the
uber-stylish building depicts mankind’s extraordinary ingenuity and capability
to blend in with its surroundings. Add to this beautiful Arabic calligraphy
inscribed on to its exteriors, which represents mankind’s love for art and
creativity. When it comes to the void or empty space, it denotes the endless
imagination and innovation that the future holds.
Experiences at the Museum of the Future

This is an evolving museum means it’s not your typical museum and you can expect to see something really exciting, trailblazing and distinct on your every trip here. While it’s true that you’ll get to take in many technological innovations and first of its kind exhibits here, it’s not all about gleaming displays, high tech robots or flying gadgets.
1. Walk into 2071
As you enter
the museum, get ready to travel 50 years forward as you explore its wondrous
exhibits that takes you through space and time. There are seven floors where
each of them is like a movie set straight from the high-tech future.
2. See the Most Innovative Displays
With the
museum’s immersive experience, you get to journey to the space station away
from the earth, know how moon can turned into a renewable source of energy, and
further learn about the pioneers working and residing there. Admire the beauty
of nature in a whole new way, thanks to the digital version of Amazon
rainforest where hundreds of species are presented in the most mesmeric manner.
There is also a DNA library – a perfect experience to both collect and
contribute towards the nature. Moreover, feel the future of the wellness and
see the world from a totally new light as you explore its diverse sections.
3. Tomorrow Today
It indicates
the ever dynamic display of ground-breaking creations that are set to
revolutionize the world. Interestingly, it is developed in association with
both private and public partners. It further gives you an insight on the way
the researchers, companies and designers rise up to today’s crucial challenges.
4. The Museum will be a major event venue as well
Besides
enjoying an ever-changing array of exhibits, you’ll get to meet some of the
industry leaders and even participate in a variety of captivating science and
technology-related events, conferences, classes, meetings, and workshops from
time to time.
