Aceh Tsunami Museum

The Aceh Tsunami Museum, situated in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, is an exhibition hall planned as a representative indication of the 2004 Indian Ocean seismic tremor and wave calamity and an instructive focus and a crisis catastrophe protect on the off chance that the zone is ever hit by a tidal wave again. The Aceh Tsunami Museum was planned by Indonesian modeler Ridwan Kamil. The historical center is a 2,500 m² four-story structure; its long bending dividers canvassed in geometric reliefs. Inside, guests enter through a dull, slender passage between two high dividers of water intended to reproduce the clamor and frenzy of the wave itself. The exhibition hall dividers are enhanced with pictures of individuals playing out the Saman move, an emblematic motion committed to the quality, control and religious convictions of the Acehnese people.

From over, the rooftop takes after a tidal wave. The ground floor is displayed on the sort of conventional raised Acehnese houses that were best prepared to survive the wave. The building recognizes both the people in question, whose names are to be recorded on the mass of one of the exhibition hall's inner chambers, and the surviving individuals from the neighborhood community. In expansion to its job as a commemoration for the individuals who kicked the bucket, the historical center likewise offers a position of asylum from future such occasions, including an "escape slope" for guests to hurried to in case of another wave.