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Murdock Solon Architects

Murdock Solon Architects

New York, NY

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​Pace Prints consisted of the conversion of an existing light-industrial use of a Class A Exhibition/Gallery Space.
​Pace Prints consisted of the conversion of an existing light-industrial use of a Class A Exhibition/Gallery Space.
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Pace Prints

Pace Prints consisted of the conversion of an existing light-industrial use of a Class A Exhibition/Gallery Space. The renovation of the existing 7,000 sq. ft space included gallery offices, exhibition space, art storage, and catering kitchen.

The Owner’s design concept was to have the artwork available for clients to view in a library setting, providing accessibility to the pieces that many other commercial art galleries do not offer. This was accomplished by designing a system of built-in millwork where prints could be easily filed and accessed by way of millwork ‘slots’ that allowed the pieces to be organized much as books are in a library.

 
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Status: Built
Location: New York, NY, US
Additional Credits: Principal-in-Charge: Shea Murdock, AIA
Project Architect: Aaron Cattani
Project Team: Robert Young, Jason Shannon and Laura Ehme
MEP Engineer: Gabor Szakal Consulting Engineers, P.C.
Lighting Design: Meeker Cameron Lighting Design Group
General Contractor: Eurostruct, Inc.
Photography: Michael Moran ©

 
The renovation of the existing 7,000 sq. ft space includes gallery offices, exhibition space, art storage, and catering kitchen.
The renovation of the existing 7,000 sq. ft space includes gallery offices, exhibition space, art storage, and catering kitchen.

Gallery offices blend into the space seamlessly.
Gallery offices blend into the space seamlessly.
The artwork is available for clients to view in a library setting. This is made possible by a system of built-in millwork where prints can be easily filed and accessed much as books are in a library.
The artwork is available for clients to view in a library setting. This is made possible by a system of built-in millwork where prints can be easily filed and accessed much as books are in a library.