Amber worked on the Design Development and Construction Document phases of the Museum of Image and Sound in Rio de Janeiro, a project by DS+R. She was responsible for coordinating with MEP and lighting consultants to produce a fully integrated drawing set for the interior.

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The Museum of Image and Sound is located at the beach front of the Copacabana Beach with specula views of both the natural landscape and urban surroundings. . The exhibits span five floors and celebrate Rio’s rich cultural heritage in music and film. The architecture takes the visitor through a journey of vertical circulation sequence, weaving between indoor exhibits and outdoor vistas; a rooftop cinema and bar serves as the finale that immerses visitors in the vibrant spirit of the city.