In Lecce, at the heart of a territory rich in historical layers, the project for the Museo Fondazione Biscozzi | Rimbaud — designed by Arrigoni Architetti — establishes a refined, silent dialogue between pre-existing structures and contemporary sensibility. Within this context of rigorous geometric purity and spatial enhancement, the OS2 75 profiles in painted galvanized steel seamlessly integrate as elements of pure linear design. Featuring minimal thicknesses and reduced sightlines at the service of architecture, the windows frame the transition between interior and exterior, capturing the unique Salento light and modulating it throughout the art galleries. The structural solidity of steel thus meets absolute formal lightness, protecting and elevating the contemporary art collections while allowing the viewer’s gaze, clear and unobstructed, to become the true protagonist of the museum experience.