Columbus Museum of Art
The Columbus Museum of Art’s original building was designed in the Second Renaissance Revival style, featuring limestone and concrete walls with a copper, hipped roof. The new Margaret M. Walter wing adds 50,000 square feet, a sculpture garden, as well as a shop and public café, expanding the project’s footprint into the downtown community. The expansion embraces the bold materiality of the original construction, while adding a modern aesthetic, utilizing limestone blocks, curtainwall glass, and custom rapid patinated copper panels on both interior and exterior surfaces.
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Category : Art Architecture
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(1931) Architect : Richards, McCarty and Bulford, (2015) Architect : DesignGroup
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Client : Freelance
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Location : Columbus, Ohio
