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Home » American Museum of Natural History Reveals Details about Studio Gang Expansion
Today, New York’s American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) revealed new details about its plans for the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation—a 235,000-square-foot expansion and renovation designed by Studio Gang Architects.
At a press conference, Ellen Futter, the institution’s president, made the case for the $340 million project, citing pressing issues such as climate change, habitat and species loss, and threats to human health. “In the post-truth era,” she said, “the museum’s role in presenting scientific evidence has never been more critical.”