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If one fully experiences the
Children's Museum, it's apparent that's it's all (or almost
all) about the exterior glass
wall sculpture. Climbing up
the new addition, the kids eventually play within the box
that it encloses, an a
wonderfully-illuminated space (PDF link, see page 7 for
image) unlike any other in the city. Likewise at night, the
glass box becomes a beacon for the neighborhood, one equally
old and up-and-coming, housed between the Mattress
Factory and the Andy Warhol
Museum. |
