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Building as Art Supply
Paradoxically, when it came to cutting-edge art, the old wood house had an advantage: unlike the typical museum building of steel and concrete, it could be sawed, drilled and otherwise modified to artists' specifications.
A short article (and slide show) on the renovations and additions to the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Conn, designed by Tappé Associates of Boston, which opens next week.
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