This non-profit museum and organization opened in 1996 with exhibits devoted to the architectural, social and business impact of the world's tallest buildings. The museum moved to Battery Park City in early 2004 displaying contemporary architecture featuring a permanent gallery for the exhibit "Skyscraper/City," a gallery for changing exhibitions, and a bookstore. Stainless-steel floors and ceilings reflect exhibition cases resulting in endless vertical illusions. It has sponsored such exhibits as Downtown Manhattan: The Architecture of Business/The Business of Buildings and Building the Empire State.
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Was disappointing..... Or, I shouldn't expect too much for $5 admission?
this was a waste of time & $5. there's no story being told here. A good museum will move the audience from one exhibit to the next. This was just a...
I've always had a thing for Skyscrapers and other large construction projects and buildings. There are plenty of great websites with that kind of stuff as...
“Small but Interesting Museum”
If you decide to visit this museum, just note that it doesn't open until noon. We arrived at 11:30 a.m. and discovered this. Across the street ...
High hopes - dashed
Very badly organized exhibition space. Many items aren't labeled; not all the audios worked. At least one headphone set and accompanying photo ...
Small space
This is not a museum but Roger Duffy's art work. Floor and ceiling are polished stainless steel which reflect both top and bottom. Be careful w...
One under-rated Museum
This is one of the most under-rated museums in New York. Some of the citie's main attracations are it's gigantic buildings and this museum is a...
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