SNARKITECTURE RETURNS TO THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM FOR 2026 SUMMER INSTALLATION
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National Building Museum and AARP Announce a Three-Year Collaboration on Future Cities Initiative
WASHINGTON, D.C.–December 28, 2023— Today, in collaboration with AARP, the National Building Museum announces plans for a multi-year Future Cities initiative that will explore the future of the country’s urban
National Building Museum Announces Major New Exhibition Exploring How Housing Affordability Innovations Can Become Real World Solutions
– A BETTER WAY HOME: The Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge opens to the public October 21 – WASHINGTON, D.C. –October 5, 2022 — The National Building Museum announced today that
National Building Museum Extends “Notre-Dame De Paris: The Augmented Exhibition” Through October 9, 2022
NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM EXTENDS NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS: THE AUGMENTED EXHIBITION THROUGH OCTOBER 9, 2022 – Museum’s First Augmented Reality Exhibition Extended Due to Popular Demand – – Public Programs About
NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM ANNOUNCES DOLORES HAYDEN AS 2022 VINCENT SCULLY PRIZE RECIPIENT
Urban historian and architect – her work on the politics of place is distinguished by close attention to stereotypes of gender and race embedded in American built environments. WASHINGTON, D.C.—September
SakuSaku Flakerie at the National Building Museum to Open May 27
SAKUSAKU FLAKERIE AT THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM TO OPEN MAY 27 Bakery specializes in Japanese-French fusion pastries and coffee. WASHINGTON, D.C.—May 25, 2022—The National Building Museum announced today local bakery
National Building Museum to Present 2022 Honor Award to Arup
NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM TO PRESENT 2022 HONOR AWARD TO ARUP Returning to the Great Hall after a three-year break, the Museum’s annual Gala on June 16 will celebrate the leading
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN FILM FESTIVAL:DC AT THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM POSTPONED DUE TO COVID CONCERNS
MEDIA ADVISORY ***ADFF:DC POSTPONED*** ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN FILM FESTIVAL:DC AT THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM POSTPONED DUE TO COVID CONCERNS WASHINGTON, D.C. — December 21 — The Architecture and
National Building Museum to open Flickering Treasures: Rediscovering Baltimore’s Forgotten Movie Theaters
New exhibition incorporates work of photographer Amy Davis to document Baltimore’s movie theaters from 1896 to the present WASHINGTON, D.C.—On November 17, the National Building Museum opens Flickering Treasures: