The Memorial Museum to Abused Women was designed to be a voice of protest amidst growing national and international violence against women. The project was designed at the center of the Polígono Central, the economic hive of Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, making its protest ring clear. The spatial narrative of the museum explores the stages of the cycle of abuse—calm, tension, explosion, and reconciliation—through respectively themed exhibition rooms. This marking experience is achieved through the manipulation of spatial proportions, light and shadow, textures, and materials.