SFMOMA’s New Snøhetta-Designed Staircase On Display
The design for Snøhetta’s new grand staircase to rise within SFMOMA which replaces Mario Botta’s original and will serve as a bridge between the existing atrium and the museum’s 235,000…
SFMOMA’s Augmented Future Reality? There’s An App For That!
The ground is about to be broken, a wall of Snøhetta-inspired cookies are about to be consumed, and the countdown to SFMOMA’s expansion and re-opening in 2016 is about to…
SFMOMA’s Snøhetta-Designed Expansion Has Broken Ground
SFMOMA’s Snøhetta-designed 225,000-square-foot expansion officially broke ground this morning. Tomorrow, a free four-day public countdown celebration begins. And starting June 3, the museum will be under construction and closed for…
Mark Di Suvero’s Sculptures Are Going Up Down On Crissy Field
While installation of the yearlong exhibition is still underway, the fences around the works won’t be removed until May 18, and the official opening isn’t until May 22, the first…
SFMOMA Expansion Design: New Details, Renderings And Video
Back in May the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) revealed the rough massings and early Snøhetta design for the expansion of the museum. Today, SFMOMA released refined designs…
SFMOMA Expansion Comments, Responses And Simulation
Comments and Responses to the Environmental Impact Report for the proposed SFMOMA expansion and Fire House One relocation to 935 Folsom Street have been published. While the law firm for…
SFMOMA Expansion, Fire Station Relocation And…Housing Project
Additional details have started to emerge with respect to the proposed SFMOMA Expansion and Fire Station Relocation project which includes an “up-to-approximately” 235,000 square foot expansion of the existing museum,…
A Million Dollar Swing In Expectations For An Artful Bolinas Design
From the Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects website with respect to 40 Mesa Road, design by William Leddy and part of SFMOMA’s permanent collection (the design not the house): This private…
SFMOMA Snags The Fisher Contemporary Art Collection
After abandoning plans to build CAMP (Contemporary Art Museum Presidio) in July, the Fisher’s engaged in “hush, hush” talks with SFMOMA to expand their South of Market space (taking over…
From CAMP SF To CAMFS? (Contemporary Art Museum Fire Station)
“Very hush-hush talks going on for the Museum of Modern Art to expand into San Francisco’s Fire Station No. 1 on Howard Street – with speculation that SFMOMA would use…