I finally made it to the new {stunning} wing of the American History Museum. The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation opened over the summer. It is a work of art and filled with amazing new exhibits and installations.
The Gilder Center's breathtaking design is meant to mimic the natural paths wind and water carve into landscapes or that water can etch into ice. It is so airy and no matter where you stand or which floor you are on there are new curves and angles to see. For me, I was there more for the building than the exhibits, but I also checked out the library, the display cases, the insectarium, and the living world's immersive exhibit!
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All these fabulous lines and shapes are fascinating
It's the first time I've seen anything by this architect, Jeanne Gang, and it's absolutely amazing. I love the way she organises space and the material she gives to her volumes.
wow - the architecture of this building alone is amazing! Thankyou for taking us along, enjoy your week and thankyou again for the WATW linkup!
Wow! It makes me think of adobe houses in New Mexico.
Wow! That's amazing. I would love to walk around that building. I've never seen anything like it before. Thanks for the party.
This looks really cool.
...the interior is fabulous!
The design is amazing!
Truly amazing, Fantastic clicks, Thanks for hosting.
Wow, what a beautiful place. I would to visit there.
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