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ENR > Buildings > Going to Great Lengths and Curves To Mimic Nature in Nation's Capital
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| Artifice for artifacts' sake is keeping the team shaping the curve-heavy National Museum of the American Indian running in circles not far from the foot of the nation's Capitol. It is taking many forms–climbing, reusable, adjustable, circular, stick-built–and other stretches of skill to create a natural-looking environment, inside and out, ...
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