An elaborate spiral tower museum with a roller coaster on its exterior, located on a lush tropical island with a pier and boats.
Absolutely! Here's a **clean, specific version** of your message thatâs ready for copy-paste. Itâs detailed and clear, covering your full design expectations for your architect: --- To my architect, This is the full design concept and floor plan for my **ArtCoaster Museum**, which will be located on a private island. The museum must be a tall, spiral-shaped tower with **24 separate floors**, each representing one of the 24 major movements in Western art. A **slow-moving roller coaster** wraps around the outside of the tower, starting at the bottom (Floor 1) and ending at the top (Floor 24). Visitors will arrive at the island by boat (a 30-minute cruise), dock at the pier, and walk along a curved path lined with palm trees and benches to reach the museum entrance. Each of the 24 floors must include the following: * A **gallery space** dedicated to a specific art movement. * A **hands-on interactive station** related to that movement (ex: painting, sculpture, VR, digital art). * A **passport stamp station** where visitors can stamp their Art Passport. * Basic **seating and signage** with info about the movement. * Entry/exit access from both the **roller coaster** and the **central elevator or stairwell**. After Floor 24, the ride must end at a **glass-walled ocean-view deck** on the very top of the tower, where guests can relax, take photos, and enjoy the view. This space should include seating and wide panoramic windows. Please design the **entire island layout** to include: See more
