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Architects: Mallol
- Area: 634 m²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Fernando Alda
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Manufacturers: Sto
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Lead Architect: Ignacio Mallol Tamayo
Text description provided by the architects. The Museum of Freedom and Human Rights is born from the conviction that every person has inviolable individual rights, which we are called to defend and never allow to be violated by the State. It is a museum of individual and collective memory, which documents the events and milestones that have occurred in the course of the evolution of democracy and human rights in Panama and worldwide. Its values are: to be reliable, inclusive, educational, dynamic and universal. The Museum of Freedom and Human Rights is located in the Amador area, in a lot next to the entrance of the Bridge of the Americas, with a direct link to the Balboa sector and the Amador road.
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