WashingtonDistrict of Columbia/United States
The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., explores architecture, design, engineering and the built environment. Housed in the monumental former Pension Bureau building, completed in 1887, the museum is known for its vast Great Hall surrounded by ornate Corinthian columns. Its exhibitions examine how buildings and cities are designed, constructed and experienced, covering subjects from historic architecture and urban planning to contemporary design and construction. Visitors can explore changing exhibitions, architectural models and interactive displays, while the building itself provides a striking example of 19th-century American architecture.
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