It is wishful thinking on our end for now, but one can see why Vivas is eager. The stunning private museum, which took seven years to complete, is an ambitious undertaking both in terms of architecture and engineering as well as its daring vision.
As art and cultural institutions around the world slowly reopen, the launch of a new museum on June 25, particularly in a quiet countryside village, is intriguing.
“I hope we can bring you here for a visit soon,” Sebastian Vivas, heritage and museum director of Swiss watch manufacturer Audemars Piguet (AP) and the man charged with bringing the Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet to life, tells Options.
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