High Museum Expansion
The High Museum of Art, founded by the Atlanta Art Association in 1905, is a leading art museum in the southeastern United States, boasting a permanent collection of over 11,000 works. Located on Peachtree Street in Atlanta’s art district, its Stent Family Wing, designed by Richard Meier in the early 1980s, spans 12,500 square meters. The museum is part of the Woodruff Arts Center, which also houses the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Alliance Theatre, and Atlanta College of Art. In 1999, Director Michael Shapiro and Woodruff Arts Center President Shelton Stanfill enlisted the RPBW to expand the museum. The project aimed to double exhibition space, accommodate the growing collection, and reconfigure the complex to harmonize new and existing structures.
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