Deane Madsen

Curated by Leonard Marcus, the new exhibition uses children’s literature to explore architecture, design, and engineering.  

The temporary 23,000-square-foot pavilion at the proposed Sycamore & Oak development site is the first commercial structure of its kind in D.C.

In the exhibit "A Better Way Home," six winning proposals look at new ways of achieving housing equity.

Part of a development that rehabilitates historic school buildings and adds 492 apartments, the museum seeks to revitalize a long-neglected part of southwest D.C.

"INTERSECTIONS," a three-month series of programs, workshops, and discussions, aims to amplify a diverse set of voices and lay the groundwork for future equity work at the museum.

"Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition," which has been extended through October, brings visitors into an immersive environment that captures the past, present, and future of this central piece of Parisian culture.