BEST DEMOLITION PROJECT

BEST DEMOLITION PROJECT

Princeton Art Museum Demolition

WINNER

Geppert Bros., Inc.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Princeton Art Museum Demolition involved the demolition of several wings and additions of the existing Princeton University Art Museum, including the Marquand Library, CRAM Hall, and portions of McCormick Hall. The carefully planned removal of these structures was a key step in preparing the site for the construction of a new 150,000-square-foot Art Museum. The new facility will showcase modern architectural design while preserving the cultural heritage of Princeton. Once completed, it will house an expanded collection of artworks, enhancing the museum’s ability to serve as a cultural and educational hub for students, faculty, and visitors.

OWNER: Princeton University

CLIENT: LF Driscoll

ARCHITECT: Adjaya Associates