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Photo Gallery:
The William B. and Maureen Miller Building
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| Cranes in March 2005 placed nearly 70 concrete and steel piers that will support the new addition. (first two images) |
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The final piece of concrete was removed from the Johnson building in March 2005 where the new connecting corridor will be constructed. |
An overview of the construction, looking south down Shoreline Blvd. was taken in May 2005. |
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| With the rebar in place, construction workers poured the slab for the Miller building at 1:30 a.m. on June 8, 2005, and framing quickly began. |
Over the summer, workers erected the structural steel framework for the building. |
By early August, the distinctive Legorreta "pyramids" had begun to take shape. |
Interior view (September 2005) of the building showed increased progress throughout the fall. |
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| Exterior view (November 2005) also showed rapid progress on the pyramids. |
View from the Harbor Bridge of the Art Museum and the new addition, February 22, 2006. |
By August 2006, the final
copper
panels were being installed on the exterior walls
and pyramids. |
On October 8, 2006, the new art museum complex opened to the public. |
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