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juliana curran terian pratt pavilion
bridge-studio
queens museum of art
arts international
schrom studios
red hook center for the arts
interpretive center
academy of american poets
museum of women
AIA new york chapter
new orleans incubator project
joan mitchell foundation
dieu donne

project: Queens Museum of Art
location:  Flushing, Queens, NY

client:  Queens Museum of Art
size:  100,000 s.f.
date: 2002

The project was selected as a finalist in the competition to design a new museum in Flushing Meadows, Queens. The project was conceived as a field of bridges starting at the QMA parking lot continuing through the existing building. The bridges organize programmatic and spatial sequences and penetrate the existing roof to bring baffled natural light into the museum. Walking south to north, visitors more through five experiences of light.

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