The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth's Tadao Ando building and reflecting pond

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth building was designed by architect Tadao Ando and opened in 2002. The design features minimalist concrete galleries and a large reflecting pond that together create an integrated outdoor setting treated as a public art experience. The museum’s plaza and pond area are publicly accessible and frequently used as a site for outdoor sculpture and installations. The building is considered an important contemporary architectural work in Fort Worth's Cultural District.