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DLR Group Among Finalists in U.S. Navy Museum Ideas Competition

The U.S. Navy has unveiled renderings from five architectural firms for their new National Museum campus at Washington Navy Yard. After the initial announcement in December 2022, 80 participants, from a wide range of individuals and architecture practices, sent their artistic concepts and ideas for the planned project, with just five shortlisted to realize it.

designboom shares the selected artistic concepts from Bjarke Ingles Group, DLR Group, Frank Gehry Partners, Perkins & Will, and Quinn Evans.

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We are pleased to display five visions for the future of the National Museum of the U.S. Navy. While each concept is different, all of them show how we might celebrate our Navy’s accomplishments, honor our veterans, and point the way toward the Navy’s future."

Carlos Del Toro Secretary of the Navy
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