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18th century European sculpture is housed in a glass gallery facing south towards Wade Lagoon.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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East Wing and illuminated glass gallery are connected by a glass bridge to the restored 1916 Building.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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East Wing at street level.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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East Wing and Glass Gallery in foreground are connected by a glass bridge to the restored 1916 Building in background.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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View of the restoration of original entry canopy at Breuer Building and introduction of new glass entry lobby and glass elevator.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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North side of East Wing houses exhibition space and conservation labs.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Glass pedestrian bridge connects the East Wing with the restored 1916 building.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Pedestrian bridge and 1916 Building at east façade as seen from Glass Gallery.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Modern and contemporary art galleries in East Wing.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Library in restored Breuer building.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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The original 1916 building was fully renovated and its skylight roof restored, and it now serves as a home for Egyptian, Greek, Roman, European, early Christian, and early American art collections.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Concept diagram of the building form.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Concept diagram of new public and private spaces in the museum expansion.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Concept diagram with 1916 Building as “a jewel”.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Site plan including Olmstead-designed landscape.Credit: Brad Feinknopf
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Ground floor plan showing Piazza space.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Second floor plan.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Rendering of Piazza space. Construction of Piazza to begin during Phase II.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Rendering of east elevation.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Axonmetric of Glass Gallery, Glass Pedestrian Corridor, and Glass Bridge.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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East-West section looking south.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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North-South section looking east.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Detail section through double-skin glazed wall at Glass Gallery.Credit: Rafael Vinoly Architects
