Appearing as a huge white box from the outside, Corning’s Museum of Glass’ new wing has three facades that are completely composed of seamless glass sheets. This is quite fitting for the new 100,000 square foot Contemporary Art + Design Wing designed by Mr. Phifer, a lover of glass due to it’s transparency and reflectivity. Sun filled, each of the 5 new galleries is a different irregular shape with no right angles. Unique indeed! As the world’s largest exhibition space for contemporary glass, this innovative bright new space is worth a visit!
The interior of the new wing at the Corning Museum of Glass’ new 100,000 wing, the Contemporary Art + Design Wing.
Image courtesy of: Arch Daily, taken by Corning Museum of Glass
The completely white exterior of the new wing at Corning’s Museum of Glass. Notice the old portion of the museum to the right in black.
Image courtesy of: Architect Magazine, photographed by: James Ewing
One of the interior galleries, organically lit and enclosed by curved concrete walls.
Image courtesy of: Architect Magazine, photographed by: James Ewing
