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Museum of Islamic Art

Semi-transparent room dividers made of architectural mesh provide structure for museum spaces and generate dynamic spatial effects. With two story-high layers of Baltic design mesh, architect Wilmotte intentionally applied a moiré effect to incorporate a sense of flowing movement.

Weaves: Baltic

Attachment: Flats with Clevis

Application: Interior

Subsection: Partitions

Location: Doha, Qatar

Architect: Wilmotte & Associés

Market Segment: Municipal

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