National Building Museum - Great Hall and large-scale exhibitions

The National Building Museum is located in the historic Pension Building, designed by Montgomery C. Meigs in the late 19th century, and is situated at 401 F Street NW. Its 75-foot-high Great Hall hosts large-scale installations, exhibitions on architecture and design, and public programs connecting built environment topics with art and culture. The museum's exhibitions often include commissioned works by contemporary artists and designers tied to architectural themes.