Experience the architectural legacy of Richard Gluckman's Chelsea projects on an engaging walking tour that showcases their global influence on the art world. The tour is part of the exhibition, Sites of Impermanence, and will be led by Richard Gluckman NA himself. Gluckman's transformative work has turned 19th and early-20th century warehouses and industrial buildings into iconic "white cube" galleries, establishing a typology that continues to shape the art scene today.

One of Gluckman's notable projects was the renovation and conversion of a Chelsea warehouse at 548 West 22nd Street into a 40,000-square-foot, four-story exhibition facility for the Dia Center for the Arts in 1987. This groundbreaking design became a model for similar exhibition spaces worldwide. Gluckman's approach to adaptive reuse prioritized the presentation of contemporary art, with column-free interiors and diffused natural light that preserved the building's industrial heritage.

Gluckman's meticulous design ethos attracted other influential galleries like Paula Cooper Gallery, Mary Boone Gallery, and Gagosian to the then-desolate Chelsea neighborhood, solidifying it as the epicenter of the global art world. Admission to the tour is free, but reservations are required. Fully accessible to wheelchairs, all tour venues provide an inclusive experience. For those requiring American Sign Language interpretation, please email your request three weeks in advance.

Richard Gluckman is renowned for his architectural contributions to the art and design realm since establishing his practice in New York City in 1977. His expertise extends beyond galleries to include universities, resorts, developers, and private clients. Gluckman's architectural approach prioritizes the experiential nature of spaces, serving as a seamless backdrop for art and human activity. With numerous accolades, including the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award and induction into the Interior Design Hall of Fame, Gluckman's influence continues to shape the industry. Don't miss the chance to explore his remarkable creations.

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地點：	National Academy of Design