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Gagosian Gallery Beverly Hills extension by Richard Meier & Partners

American architect Richard Meier & Partners have completed an extension to the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills, California.

The project involved adding 5,000 square feet to the existing gallery, originally completed by Meier in 1995.

The architects have now added a new exhibition space with a curved wooden ceiling and translucent skylights either side.

A new roof deck has also been incorporated.

The information below is from the gallery:


Gagosian Gallery – Beverly Hills Completes Expansion by Architect Richard Meier

New 3,000 Square Foot, Ground-Floor Gallery Space to be Unveiled on March 4th

Gagosian Gallery has completed the expansion of their Beverly Hills gallery, designed by Richard Meier & Partners.

Meier & Partners’ expansion has nearly doubled the size of the gallery, adding 5,000 square feet to the existing 6,600 square foot building. The addition is anchored by a new 3,000 square foot, street-level exhibition space, which includes a stunning, natural wood brown ceiling and translucent skylights. The new building, adjacent to the existing gallery, also features a new 1,200 square foot roof deck.