The right building is where all the machines are standing in. It gets light through the big roof windows. And they put the white stones at the left building so the sun would reflect and it would be even brighter. Clever people!
Before we went down there, there is also a "regular" museum where you learn about the history and with glass vitrines and video screens where you press a button. Every half an hour then a group is led downstairs.
This manufactory was closed in 1981 and then stood like this, untouched for about 20 years, when someone opened the door - I think at first they wanted to tear down the building and build something new but then they realisted what a treasure they have here and made a museum out of it.
I assume they remove the dust once in a while. Sadly we also were not allowed to go down the green steel stairs, we went down another way. I guess it was too old and fragile.
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Date: 2016-02-24 08:23 pm (UTC)Before we went down there, there is also a "regular" museum where you learn about the history and with glass vitrines and video screens where you press a button. Every half an hour then a group is led downstairs.
This manufactory was closed in 1981 and then stood like this, untouched for about 20 years, when someone opened the door - I think at first they wanted to tear down the building and build something new but then they realisted what a treasure they have here and made a museum out of it.
I assume they remove the dust once in a while. Sadly we also were not allowed to go down the green steel stairs, we went down another way. I guess it was too old and fragile.