Corning Museum of Glass Opens Expanded Studio in 1951 Harrison & Abramovitz Building

CJS Architects creates a world-class glassmaking facility within the confines of the midcentury building's original envelope.

Oct 30, 2024 - 05:52

Corning Museum of Glass Opens Expanded Studio in 1951 Harrison & Abramovitz Building

CJS Architects creates a world-class glassmaking facility within the confines of the midcentury building's original envelope.

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