Phoenix Makes Museum Expansion a Work of Art
Nilsen, Richard, THE JOURNAL RECORD
"It's got to be one of the best-planned buildings ever. We spent a whole year with the architects, planning space and crowd movement. We made it so a 10-foot cube could be taken anywhere in the building. We've gotten input from everyone who works here, including the security guards. We are paying close attention to user need."
_ Jim Ballinger
By Richard Nilsen
The Arizona Republic
PHOENIX _ As you drive past the dusty, cluttered construction site near downtown, you would be hard pressed to believe that the city's museum is showing off its new wing.
Although the Phoenix Art Museum has remained open during construction, it has been …
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Article title: Phoenix Makes Museum Expansion a Work of Art.
Contributors: Nilsen, Richard - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: July 7, 1995.
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