Culture
Design Briefing

Choc block - A museum for Nestlé by Rojkind

Preface

Nestlé initially hired Mexican architect Michel Rojkind to design a small addition - a separate entrance for school children to observe chocolate production - to its factory, 45 minutes outside Mexico City. Instead, Rojkind proposed building Mexico's first "chocolate museum".

issue 08 . volume 01 . November 2007

Credits

Writer: Julia Cooke



01 :: Rojkind's "chocolate museum"

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