Burrowed 50 feet into a hillside near Washington, D.C., a once secret, nuclear-blast-proof Cold War bunker that held billions in cash officially re-opened today as a showcase for the world’s largest collection of moving images and sound recordings. BAR Architects and SmithGroup have overseen the transformation of this former Federal Reserve Bank facility into the new National Audio-Visual Conservation Center for the Library of Congress.
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