KEENEN/RILEY TO DESIGN EXHIBITION SPACE FOR HANGZHOU’S MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE

The firm Keenen/Riley has been selected by a jury to design 58,0000 square feet of exhibition space for the new Museum of Contemporary Architecture in Hangzhou. The proposal submitted by Keenen/Riley includes 15,000 square feet of galleries for temporary exhibitions and collections, and 43,000 square feet for large-scale installations on architecture. The Santa Monica software design and engineering firm, Sensing Places, which contributed to Keenen/Riley’s plans, will be collaborating to “develop seamless, intuitive interfaces that are fully integrated with the physical design of the exhibits.”