The Rubell Museum comes to Washington with its Gallery 64 mixed-use development effort

2021-09-27T13:41:00-04:00

One of America’s most influential private art museums is moving forward with an expansion into new territory thanks to a partnership with Beyer Blinder Belle.

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Nearly two years after opening its new 100,000-square-foot Selldorf Architects-designed space in Miami, the former Rubell Family Collection is now looking to make an even bigger statement with a 12-story, 2.7-acre mixed-use development that its founders hope will create another cultural hub in the nation’s capital.

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Situated in Southwest D.C., the new satellite location will feature a 492-unit residential development called Gallery 64 anchored by the campus of Randall Junior High School, a historic former public school that served the community from 1906 until its closure in the late 1970s.

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Formerly under the stewardship of D.C.’s metropolitan government and later the Corcoran Gallery of Art (the building was acquired by the R...

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The Rubell Museum comes to Washington with its Gallery 64 mixed-use development effort