Reimagining the Baltimore Museum of Art Antioch Court: Structural Renovation and Design

Program:

Civil and Systems Engineering

Project Description:

The Baltimore Museum of Art’s Antioch Court has been used for years as an interior garden space which has rarely been accessible to patrons. Our design team reimagines the space with the objectives of increasing both accessibility and flexibility. The solution we propose creates an enclosed space with a new glass roof and raises the floor with the addition of a composite deck, both of which will improve visitor circulation throughout the museum and offer new opportunities to host special events within the space.

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Project Photo Caption:

The Project Team in front of the doors to the existing Antioch Court at the Baltimore Museum of Art (Left to Right: Luke Gatewood, Ari Harris-Kupfer, and Tank Intrieri)

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