Porsche Museum

The Porsche Museum is distinguished by its dramatic, angular form, which rests on three V-shaped concrete pillars to create the impression that the massive structure is floating above the ground. Designed by the Viennese firm Delugan Meissl and opened in two thousand nine, the building occupies a site directly adjacent to the Porsche factory headquarters in the Zuffenhausen district. It serves as a centralized hub for the company's heritage, housing an rotating collection of over eighty fully functional vehicles that represent the evolution of the brand.