Olson Kundig’s Tacoma Art Museum wing has movable screens that “roll like railroad box cars”

Olson Kundig Architects has extended a Washington art museum, adding a facade of movable hand-wheel operated screens to protect the artworks from natural light (+ slideshow). (more…)

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