In further developement of the Gyeonggo-do Jeongok Prehistory Museum,  our primary focus was to continue the exploration of the of the musuem’s interior. The two major elements which we studied were the striated light wells and the internal viewing pods. Because of the dynamically torqued and oblique movements of these chambers it was critical to begin to think and test certain design details. Our experimentation involved studying the effects of the vertical louver striation in relation to th e amount of light that would enter into the museum space. Through a sequence of various louvers density, profiles and thinkness we were able to find the right combination that allowed enough light to enter the museum while retaining an enigmatic and seductive space.