Sequence of Brick Arched Walls: A Museum Built Over Roman Ruins

Design a museum of Roman antiquities in the manner of Rafael Moneo's Mérida museum — a series of very tall parallel brick walls pierced by great arches, built directly over an excavated Roman street so the visitor walks through a nave of new masonry that uses the same brick dimensions as the ruins below. Compose towering thin Roman-format brick walls with huge semicircular arched openings receding one behind another, high clerestory light falling down the brick, antiquities standing on the floor, the excavation visible through a lower level, warm dusty light, one-point perspective through the arches, 24mm lens, interior photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K