The Dutch studio discreetly inserts a contemporary addition inside a Beaux-Arts museum.

Once a ‘museum without walls,’ the new brick-and-mortar home is located on the top floor of a former powerhouse at the north end of Mill Pond Park.

The Amsterdam-based firm is the newest addition to the design team tapped to transform the urban paleontological research site’s Hancock Park campus.

The reimagined Art Gallery of New South Wales incorporates cascading glass pavilions and World War II-era bunkers.

The proposed design of the mass-timber addition prioritizes accessibility and openness while celebrating the Pine Tree State’s lumber heritage.

Takashi Suo crafts a dramatic mountaintop attraction clad with scaly stone shingles to revitalize an abandoned but treasured landscape in Japan.

A museum by Höweler + Yoon in Cambridge, Massachusetts, devoted to MIT’s history of innovation, was an exercise in collaboration.

In this month's issue, innovative projects for arts and culture feed the senses.

This month's cultural projects highlight innovative museums, performing arts centers, and libraries in Asia, Europe, and across the U.S. that challenge convention.