David Adjaye’s Children’s Museum Opens In Harlem

October 1, 2015

1451383_Adjaye_sugar_hill_museum5The children’s museum within Adjaye Associates’ Sugar Hill housing project in Harlem New York opens to the public on Saturday.

The museum is the final part of the 13-storey scheme which also includes 124 flats, a pre-school, and offices for the housing association.

Located at the base of the rose-embossed pre-cast concrete panelled building, the museum is accessed from a large landscaped public plaza on St Nicholas Avenue.

The Children’s Museum of Art and Storytelling contains exhibition and performance spaces and a studio for an artist-in-residence.

Susan Delvalle, director of Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling: ‘Sugar Hill, with its rich cultural and intellectual history, is a truly inspiring place and the perfect home for New York City’s newest children’s museum.

‘In partnership with David Adjaye and other world-renowned artists, we have designed a welcoming space for children of all communities to come together to tell their stories, create meaningful art and foster creativity at an important stage in their development.’

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