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Dia Chelsea

NY

Cultural
Renovation Architect

Architecture Research Office

Original Architect

Cass Gilbert

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The renovation and expansion of Dia Art Foundation’s three adjacent buildings in Chelsea establishes a greater street-level public presence for Dia. The design adds new facades and extensive building systems that respect the integrity of the buildings’ original spatial, structural, and material qualities. The six-story easternmost building contains a new ground floor entry, bookstore, and a flexible “talk space” for 150 people. Connected to the lobby by new openings cut into their adjoining walls, the one-story middle and western buildings provide integrated 10,000 SF of exhibition space.

The renovation and expansion of Dia Art Foundation’s three adjacent buildings in Chelsea establishes a greater street-level public presence for Dia. The design adds new facades and extensive building systems that respect the integrity of the buildings’ original spatial, structural, and material qualities. The six-story easternmost building contains a new ground floor entry, bookstore, and a flexible “talk space” for 150 people. Connected to the lobby by new openings cut into their adjoining walls, the one-story middle and western buildings provide integrated 10,000 SF of exhibition space.

537 W 22nd St, New York, NY, US 10011

Nearby
High Line 519 735 feet
High Line 931 feet
Marianne Boesky Gallery 0.2 miles
Murals on 25th Street 0.3 miles
Hudson River Park 0.3 miles
Avenues: The World School, New York City Campus 0.3 miles
Hudson River Park Activity Buildings 0.3 miles
Hudson River Park: Pier 62 Carousel 0.4 miles
Hudson River Park: Segment 5, Pier 64 to Pier 54 0.4 miles
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