Buildings for the Arts 2023

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RECORD profiles a quartet of high-profile U.S. art center projects including a turbine hall-turned-art fabrication facility in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, a university-led reimagining of the former home of the Barnes Foundation outside of Philadelphia, the renovation and expansion of a century-old Connecticut art and science institution, and a new wing at a storied Buffalo art museum.

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