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Quadracci Pavilion

building, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

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Milwaukee Art Museum

  • National Gallery of Art
    In museum: New museums and collections

    The Quadracci Pavilion, Santiago Calatrava’s addition for the Milwaukee Art Museum, includes an exhibition space, but it primarily houses an entrance hall, auditorium, gift shop, and two cafes. The Switch House, Herzog & de Meuron’s addition (2016) for Tate Modern, designates only 40 percent

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  • Santiago Calatrava: Milwaukee Art Museum
    In Milwaukee Art Museum

    …by David Kahler, and the Quadracci Pavilion (2001) by Santiago Calatrava. The latter features a moveable brise soleil, or sunscreen, with a 217-foot (66-metre) span. In 2015 the museum completed a total renovation of its buildings.

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