NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM LAUNCHES INTERSECTIONS…WHERE DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND DESIGN MEET Programs, Workshops and Roundtable part of the Museum’s Equity in the Built Environment signature series. WASHINGTON, D.C.—August 31, 2022—The National Building Museum will bring leading Black voices in design, art, and architecture to the Museum for INTERSECTIONS: Where Diversity, Equity and Design Meet, dynamic […]
National Building Museum Announces Notre-Dame de Paris – A Major New Interactive Exhibition About the Famed Paris Cathedral Museum’s First Augmented Reality Exhibition Opens on 3rd Anniversary of the 2019 Cathedral Fire and Transports Visitors through the Structure’s 850-Year History Press Preview Scheduled for Thursday April 14 WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 6, 2022 – On
The following is an excerpt that appeared in the Washington Business Journal on September 9, 2021. By Daniel J. Sernovitz – Senior Staff Reporter, Washington Business Journal Aileen Fuchs has officially assumed her post as only the fifth executive director to lead the National Building Museum. She takes over at a time of uncertainty and change for the
Celebrated architectural photographer bequeaths entire archive WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today the National Building Museum announced that Alan Karchmer, prominent architectural photographer, has promised his collected body of work as a gift to the Museum. The Alan Karchmer and Sandra Benedum Photographic Archive will include all works produced over the course of his career and comprises thousands
Nation’s Largest Film Festival Devoted to Architecture and Design returns to Museum in February 2019 WASHINGTON, D.C.—The National Building Museum will once again partner with the Architecture & Design Film Festival to produce the festival in Washington, D.C. (ADFF: D.C.), presented with the Revada Foundation. ADFF is the nation’s largest film festival devoted to the
Free Hands-on Community Day for the Whole Family WHAT The Big Build, a free drop-in, hands-on community day WHO Architects, designers, builders, artisans, contractors, plumbers, electricians, iron workers, landscape architects, woodworkers, and experts in many other fields demonstrating their expertise Joshua David Stein, author, Brick Who Found Herself in Architecture WHEN Saturday, October 13, 10