SNARKITECTURE RETURNS TO THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM FOR 2026 SUMMER INSTALLATION
From the 2018 Funhouse summer installation
From the 2018 Funhouse summer installation
In the summer of 2024, Joan LaGrave and her daughter Elizabeth Albanese donated this blueprint machine to the National Building
In celebration of World Book Day, staff at the National Building Museum are turning the pages in Building Stories to
National Building Museum (NBM): Introduce yourself! Who is Terremoto? Terremoto: Terremoto is a landscape architecture office based in Los Angeles
—Global Technology Leader Recognized for Transforming How the World Is Designed and Made to be Celebrated at May 27 Gala—
In 1912, two young electrical engineers, Daniel O’Conor (originally from New York) and Herbert Faber (originally from Cincinnati), discovered that
Your Voice: Future Cities Each step you take through the exhibition Coming Together reveals a new story, a new perspective,
The National Building Museum acquired the Wurts Brothers Photography Collection in 1983, making it one of the Museum’s earliest collections.
Vlastimil Koubek, a Czechoslovakian modernist architect who designed more than one hundred buildings primarily in the Washington, D.C. metro region,
As the National Building Museum prepares for The Big Draw and expands Building Stories into libraries across Washington, D.C., we