The Great Hall at the National Building Museum

The National Building Museum’s Great Hall is a monumental interior space characterized by 75-foot Corinthian columns and a 120-foot-long hall used for large-scale exhibitions, public programs, and installations. The Great Hall’s distinctive architecture frequently hosts temporary art and architectural installations, including immersive exhibits that take advantage of its expansive volume. The building itself is a designated historic landmark and the hall is central to the museum’s mission to interpret the built environment.