The 'Museum of Indigenous Peoples' is a student project aimed at creating a sculpture museum in the Delta del Tigre, an area richly surrounded by nature. The students' goal is to highlight the art and history of the Indigenous nations that inhabited Argentina long before modern times. By selecting works that echo the cultural heritage of these peoples, the proposed museum will serve as a natural and historical bridge that connects the present with the past.

The design concept includes the use of natural materials and the abstraction of ancient structures to create spaces where art and nature harmoniously coexist. Inside, the interplay of light, greenery, and the sculptures will create an engaging environment that invites visitors to experience both the visual and historical narratives of the Indigenous cultures. The proposal emphasizes a strong ecological connection, showcasing how art can rise from, and relate to, its natural surroundings.

Upon arrival, visitors will be greeted by a disassembled dock that serves as a transition between the river and land, allowing for movement and rest, thereby encouraging engagement with this unique space. The dock will enhance the visitor experience while providing a serene point from which to explore the cultural significance of the region. This project contributes not only to the cultural landscape of Delta del Tigre but also aims to educate the public about the Indigenous heritage that shaped Argentina’s identity.