Rafael Viñoly Architects Design Monolithic Metal Volume for Military Museum in Texas
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Summary
Rafael Viñoly Architects designed a solid aluminium mass on concrete pillars for the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, representing the 'weight of valor'. The museum is dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients.
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The design aims to represent the 'weight of valor' for the museum dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients.
International architecture studio Rafael Viñoly Architects lofted a solid aluminium mass on concrete pillars for the museum.
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