The second is the experience of going down on foot. Contrary to the previous experience the descent starts chronologically from the display of vintage cars at the top and arrives at the more modern cars on the ground floor. The descending spiral ramp has an incline which alternates gradually from 0 to 7%, and thus the flooring slopes imperceptibly and takes the observer to the ground level with minimum effort, as on a slide. In this way it becomes possible to appreciate fully the exposition and not be distracted by steps, elevators or other obstacles; the visitor’s vision is free to wander, unencumbered. Along the surface of the ramp there are occasional glass blocks or “prisma” which protrude from the flooring and ceiling. Their size, depth and type depend on their function as each one is intended for something different, for example if the area is intended for open space functions, or if it is intended for functions that require greater privacy such as offices, meeting rooms, conference rooms, laboratories, bathrooms or kitchens.