The Perot Museum in Dallas is one of my favorite pieces of architecture. It is a very interesting structure, like something from a dream. It’s an odd, distorted cube, while also being subtle enough to not stand out too much in the Dallas cityscape.

Inside, it has wide open, bright rooms covered in glass, as well as dark rooms filled to the brim with under-lit dinosaurs. From the inside, the rooms seem to be all different shape and sizes, and you rarely realize the structure of the building as a whole as you go through it. My experience in the Perot Museum was a positive one, and the building enhances the museum experience greatly. I hope to go back soon.