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Sent every Thursday and featuring a selection of the best reader comments and most talked-about stories. Our most popular newsletter, formerly known as Dezeen Weekly. The photography is by Sand Hill Media/Eric Furie, unless otherwise stated. Construction began in 2018, when the museum was scheduled to open in 2021. MAD drew up plans for museums in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with Lucas settling on a Los Angeles location and the building being approved in 2017.
However, after the building created controversy due to its site and size, Lucas abandoned the plans in favour of a Califonia location. The building was originally proposed for Chicago, with MAD and Studio Gang hired in 2014. Photo by Roberto Gomezĭespite the external form looking largely complete, the museum announced that it was planning to open its doors to the public in 2025, over a decade after Lucas initially announced plans for the institution. The museum will be dedicated to narrative art. "The campus with its iconic building and arched belly that creates a canopy, coupled with the 200-plus trees taking root in the park, together create another community gathering place with much-needed shade for our neighbors and others who will use the site," continued Jackson-Dumont. "As a result, every element of this institution contributes to that idea - the site is one physical manifestation of that." "We believe that narrative art can connect us and help shape a more just society," said Lucas Museum of Narrative Art director Sandra Jackson-Dumont. The building's FRP panels are being installed. It will contain spaces dedicated to the work of filmmaker and Star Wars creator George Lucas and artwork and memorabilia owned by Lucas and his wife Mellody Hobson.
The 300,000-square-foot (28,000 square metre) building is being built to host a museum dedicated to narrative art. Read: MAD's Cloud Center under construction in Qinhuangdao
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