Building of the Day: Robert Olnick Pavilion, Magazzino Italian Art

Join Archtober's first tour upstate to The Robert Olnick Pavilion, the second building on Magazzino Italian Art’s campus, is designed by architects Alberto Campo Baeza and Miguel Quismondo. The pavilion highlights industrial materials such as concrete to facilitate an aesthetically neutral environment to compliment the postwar and contemporary Italian art it will exhibit. The building includes the isotropic room, designed by Campo Baeza as a perfect cube, perforated with square windows at each corner, facilitating a constantly evolving stream of light.

Transportation to Magazzino Italian Art is not included in ticket purchase. Attendees can arrive by car (about an 80 minute trip) or train (about 70 minutes from Grand Central station to Cold Spring station). You can find more details on transportation on Magazzino's website.

Architect: Miguel Quismondo of MQ Architecture, Alberto Campo Baeza

Meeting location will be emailed to registered attendees the day before the tour. Please note: this tour is accessible by wheelchair.

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This program is organized in conjunction with Archtober, New York City’s month-long architecture, and design festival.

All Archtober sales are final. No refunds available.