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CAMH occupies an iconic stainless steel building in the heart of the Houston Museum District. This highly recognizable building was designed for the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston by the award-winning architect Gunnar Birkerts and opened in 1972.
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The museum's sharply pointed Montrose corner and its reflective, stainless steel–panel wall system give Houston's second-oldest art museum a distinctive identity in a precinct otherwise dominated by the Museum of Fine Arts and its appendages.
17 Αυγ 2011 · Architects: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Area: 10000 m². Year: 1974. Text description provided by the architects. After completing a master plan for the site in 1953, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was...
17 Νοε 2020 · Designed to display the Museum’s collections of modern and contemporary art, the three-story, 237,213-square-foot Nancy and Rich Kinder Building, designed by Steven Holl Architects, houses...
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston continues to look forward with exhibitions that exemplify the art of today. From German painters to South African videographers to Houston sculptors, the Museum is proud to show work by artists from many different cultures and backgrounds.
NO LIVING ARCHITECT has shaped the character of the contemporary art museum more than Renzo Piano. The past quarter century has seen the completion of fourteen major commissions—nine in the past decade alone—yielding a roster of buildings that is unprecedented in its scope and prestige.
The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston occupies an iconic stainless steel building in the heart of the Houston Museum District. This highly recognizable building was designed for the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston by the award-winning architect Gunnar Birkerts and opened in 1972.
