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Ceramic stoneware
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Calcium Sulphate

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Location

Baku (Azerbaigian)

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PMD Projects

Design

Simmetrico

Total Area

4.500m2

Year

2025

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The Nesite raised flooring system at the Victory Museum in Baku—an architecture rich in
symbolic meaning—was conceived to transform the memory of the 44-day “Patriotic War”
victory into a living, shared spatial experience. An identity-driven architecture that goes
beyond celebrating a historical event, translating it into emotion and vision, and
projecting collective memory toward the future.

THE PROJECT

Developed by Simmetrico, the Victory Museum in Baku interprets the historical narrative
through a contemporary and immersive language, where space itself becomes a
storytelling tool.

Here, architecture is not merely a container but an active part of the visitor journey: it
guides movement, directs the gaze, and shapes the experience through spatial
sequences, changes in scale, and carefully calibrated atmospheres. Light, materials, and
technology work together to build a collective narrative in which the boundary between
the built environment and the exhibition content gradually dissolves.

The entire design concept is structured around three founding values — Victory | Memory |
Rebirth 
— which guide the architectural, exhibition, and technological choices, defining a
museum that celebrates the past while opening itself to a forward-looking vision of the
future.

The Victory Museum in Baku thus takes shape as a place of active memory and collective
reflection
: a space that pays tribute to the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the
Azerbaijani nation, transforming memory into a shared experience that speaks to the
present and opens toward a perspective of rebirth.

The construction of the project, entrusted to PMD Projects, required careful coordination of
the various construction phases and specialized works, ensuring coherence between the
design vision and its execution.

WHY THE RAISED FLOOR

Complex geometries, curved surfaces, and irregular layouts define the highly expressive
environments of the museum, designed to accommodate multimedia installations and
immersive, high-tech systems. In this context, construction choices also take on a strong
design and narrative value.

Specifically, the integration of a raised floor system responds to functional requirements
while fitting coherently within the logic of a layered and flexible architecture—capable of
supporting the complexity of the exhibition without compromising formal clarity.

The flooring system allows for the discreet integration and management of technological
and multimedia installations
—central elements of the museum experience—while
ensuring aesthetic continuity, execution precision, and long-term adaptability. A
concealed yet essential solution that enables the architecture to remain clear and
legible while accommodating a high level of technical complexity.

SUPPLY DETAILS

  • 1,000 sqm: calcium sulphate system, 60×60 cm, 34 mm thickness, with loose-laid
    porcelain stoneware finish

  • 3,500 sqm: calcium sulphate system with 60×120 cm porcelain stoneware finish, 34
    mm thickness, with aluminum sheet backing

  •  Finished floor height: 30 cm

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