People choose
A mode is requested: exhibition, workshop, concert, silence.
Conceptual imageHoly Wave · Museum of the Wave
A living museum connecting Portugal, the Atlantic and people — through memory, nature and spaces that adapt to life.
Exhibition → Transformation → Gathering
Research vision. Programmable matter at architectural scale requires development, prototypes and validation.
How it works
A mode is requested: exhibition, workshop, concert, silence.
Weather, occupancy, safety and structure are verified before any move.
Smart cubes talk to each other and agree on a path.
Walls, roof and seating travel slowly to the new configuration.
Connections lock again and the structure becomes solid.
Light, shelter and comfort follow the activity of the day.
People choose. The system verifies conditions before acting.
Portugal meets the Atlantic
Coastal towns and islands mentioned are collaboration possibilities, not confirmed partners.
Planta Smart Homes develops intelligence applied to spaces: understanding how they are lived, reconciling needs, and creating better conditions for each moment. Holy Wave brings that ambition to a collective space.
Propose compatible zones or hours.
Adapt the configuration to the activity.
Explore comfort and shelter.
Presented as proposals for Holy Wave. Intelligence supports human choice.
Experimental use of sensors and information to guide visitors.
Development of a building digital twin MVP.
Triggers programme: business model, sustainability and impact.
These organisations are not supporters of Holy Wave.
Municipalities, local communities, museums, universities, startups, architects, engineers, artists, surfers, associations and religious communities.
It can start with a conversation, a workshop or a small exhibition. The goal is to listen to what makes sense for each community.
Exhibitions, workshops, events and a shop could support operations and generate local opportunities, while preserving a free-access area. The model will be developed with partners.