This addition to the Strong Museum in Rochester, New York, created a new entrance to the existing museum as well as a dramatic atrium used for varied functions and public space.
The glass and concrete structure houses an internal street, a park, an authentic 1950’s stainless steel diner, a three story brick tenement building, and a carousel creating a nostalgic 1950’s environment, a central theme of the museum.
The windows of the tenement building are equipped with electrical outlets tied to a computer system allowing each window to become a living exhibit in itself.
The 50-foot high structure angles dramatically towards the city center and affords the visitors a superb view of the Rochester skyline.
The Strong National Museum of Play | Rochester, NY | 1998 | - | |
$3,000,000 | 16,000 sqft. Addition | Admissions | ||
Atrium Entrance | Exhibits | Food Service | ||
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