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October 5, 2005
AIA Project of the Month: Flexible walls let gallery owners move the art
By CLAIR ENLOW
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
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.
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Stacey Winston-Levitan knows how to move art.
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