The project situated within the contrasting historical context of the museum, takes its inspiration after Ferrea Occa, a type of Glass Sponge, which creates four-legged intricate hollow surfaces. Considered by some experts to be the longest living form in the world, these Hexactinellid sponges were studied and documented in 1904 by the German biologist Ernst Haeckel in his Artistic Forms of Nature. The design form combines two hedron geometries resembling sponges that are articulated by branches facing in different directions. The produced surface geometry is built by riveting black and white stripes running in opposite directions before being hanged from four points combined with steel ropes.