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Abstract
The building concept for the New Jewish Museum can be characterized as being a series of diversely proportioned spaces relating to different types of exhibits and functions, linked together by a spiraling ribbon of circulation.
Title
New Jewish Museum
Author
Bee, Carmi
Lovrek, Laurel
Travisano, Fred
Course
Design III
Academic Year
1964–65
Semester
N/A
Faculty
Bender, Richard
Stein, Richard G.
Problem Type
N/A
Program Types
Museum
Architectural Elements
N/A
Site
63rd Street and York Avenue, New York City, United States
Photographer
Zamdmer, Marek
Subjects
Group work in architecture
scale (relative size)
proportion
circulation (architecture)
Faculty Text
NA
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