Swiss Institute acquires new Bowery location, plans 2027 opening
By
ArtReview
Summary
The Swiss Institute, a non-profit arts institution in New York, is purchasing new premises at 250 Bowery and will relocate there. The 1,020 sqm space will be refurbished by architecture firm Johnston Marklee, known for work with major arts organizations like MCA Chicago and The Menil Drawing Institute. The new gallery is expected to open in Spring 2027.
Source
Twitter / XSwiss Institute acquires new Bowery location, plans 2027 openingartreview.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThe Swiss Institute in New York will move to a new address, purchasing premises at 250 Bowery.
The non-profit institution has engaged architecture firm Johnston Marklee for a refurbishment of the 1,020 sqm space, with the new gallery opening in Spring 2027.
The firm has a track record with arts organisations, recently commissioned by the like of MCA Chicago, The Menil Drawing Institute and Kunstmuseum Basel.
You might also wanna read
Herzog & de Meuron and PBDW Architects Complete 'Quasi-Invisible' Renovation of Breuer Building for Sotheby's Manhattan Headquarters
Architecture firms Herzog & de Meuron and PBDW Architects have completed a renovation of Marcel Breuer's brutalist 945 Madison Avenue buildi
Dezeen·7mo ago
AIGA NY unveils new logo and strategic direction focused on community and design dialogue
AIGA NY, the largest chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, has unveiled a new logo and strategic direction — its most significa
Creative Boom·7mo ago
Garage to open largest flagship store in NYC
SO–IL designs Issey Miyake flagship store inside New York Life building on Madison Avenue
Brooklyn architecture studio SO–IL has designed a new flagship store for Japanese fashion brand Issey Miyake inside the neo-gothic New York
Dezeen·2mo ago
MoMA Design Store in Soho Receives Architectural Renovation by Peterson Rich Office
The Museum of Modern Art's Design Store in Soho, New York, has undergone a major renovation by Brooklyn architecture firm Peterson Rich Offi
Dezeen·7mo ago
Calder Gardens: Philadelphia's New Immersive Shrine to Abstract Art Opens in 2025
Calder Gardens is a new immersive art space in Philadelphia that opened in September 2025, designed as a shrine to abstraction rather than a
Defector·25d ago
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.