To honor the innovations of founder Enzo Ferrari, the legendary Ferrari auto company recently built a new museum in Ferrari's hometown of Modena.
Built with help from the British architectural firm Shiro Studio, the museum cost $22.2 million to construct. The architect set out to build a modern-looking white interior that not only contrasts old and new but brings out the vivid color in the historic and vintage Ferrari vehicles.
Along with its yellow roof and huge glass windows, Shiro made sure that the new Ferrari Museum would be as unique and exceptional as the car-maker it represents. The museum, built on Enzo Ferrari's birthplace, opened in March.
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