Tyler Museum of Art
Rotated Boxes

The Tyler Museum of Art, designed on 18-acre site of native east Texas landscape, features sprawling grounds of a restored native grassland and mature woodland, which features a creek running through the site. Conceived as a series of stacked and rotated boxes, the new museum of 40,000 square feet will rotate around a central atrium. The museum will house 12,000 square feet of gallery space, 4,000 square feet of educational area, a new 2,500 square foot events and exhibition hall, and administration offices, on multiple levels, as well as a cafe, museum shop, and research library. The project is targeted for LEED silver certification.

As a Founding Partner and Architect at wHY Architecture
Landscape Architect: Reed Hilderbrand Landscape Architecture
Location: Tyler, Texas
Status: Construction Documents, On Hold
Size (ft2): 40,000 ft2
Client: Tyler Museum of Art, Director Kimberly Bush Tomio