Over 20 films screened in the newly renovated historic Great Hall WASHINGTON, D.C.—The National Building Museum will again partner with the Architecture & Design Film Festival to produce the festival in Washington, D.C. (ADFF: D.C.), presented with the Revada Foundation of the Logan Family. Over...
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New exhibition Alan Karchmer: The Architects’ Photographer kicks off 40th anniversary year WASHINGTON, D.C.—On March 13, 2020, the National Building Museum will reopen to the public following the completion of renovations to the historic Great Hall. The three-month-long project involved replacing the concrete floor with...
Read MoreNew exhibition examines intersection of artistic and architectural vision WASHINGTON, D.C.—Beginning March 13, the National Building Museum presents Alan Karchmer: The Architects’ Photographer, a new exhibition examining the work of a prominent photographer as well as the practice of architectural photography writ large. On display...
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What’s Going On in the Great Hall? Here’s our update on the National Building Museum Great Hall floor repairs.The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is currently overseeing the extensive project to replace the current concrete floor with a modern foundation, ensuring the long-term preservation of...
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By Nancy Bateman, Registrar An interesting and rare device was recently donated to the Museum’s permanent collection. The Seismichrone was developed, manufactured and sold by local inventor and engineer, Charles A. Wall. He designed the device for use by engineers and contractors who needed to...
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