October 5, 2005

AIA Project of the Month: Flexible walls let gallery owners move the art

Photos by Tim Bies Winston Wächter Fine Art in Seattle lets the owners display a range of art. The gallery’s perimeter walls are notched and set apart from the outer walls to admit diffused light and views of the exhibit.

Stacey Winston-Levitan knows how to move art.

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Previous columns:

• AIA Project of the Month: 1310 Union: modern steel in a brick world, 09-14-2005
• Project of the Month: Olympic College steps to the next level, 08-03-2005
• AIA Project of the Month: 911 center: building a sense of protective calm, 07-06-2005
• Project of the Month: A peaceful retreat, just minutes from I-5, 06-01-2005
• Project of the Month: Bainbridge museum hides in plain sight, 05-04-2005
• AIA Project of the Month -- New courthouse: secure in its openness, 04-06-2005
• AIA Project of the Month: 'Providing delight in a very ordinary box', 03-09-2005
• AIA Project of the Month: Re-booting design at UW, 02-09-2005