Harvard Fogg Museum Renovation
Culture · by Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbot Architects (1920) and Renzo Piano (2014)
485 Broadway, United States
Harvard Fogg Museum Renovation is presented in the guide as a notable architectural stop. The entry summarizes its background and highlights design details that make it distinctive. It also situates the site within its neighborhood context and explains why it is worth visiting. Practical visiting details are included, such as: Tue-Sun (10am-5pm).
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Nearby architecture
- Carpenter Center by Le Corbusier, 1961
- Arthur M. Sackler Museum by James Stirling, M. Wilford, 1984
- Sever Hall by Henry Hobson Richardson, 1878
- Gund Hall by John Andrews, 1972
- Harvard Memorial Hall by Henry Van Brunt, 1887
- Widener Library by Horace Trumbauer & Associates, 1915
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