OMA has completed an extension for the New Museum in New York, doubling its footprint to 120,000 square feet while maintaining a distinct architectural identity from the neighboring SANAA building. The design emphasizes transparency and connectivity, featuring a winding staircase that crisscrosses the atrium, creating a sense of flow between old and new spaces. This expansion reflects OMA's holistic understanding of New York’s art ecosystem and marks a significant milestone in the studio’s history with Manhattan architecture.
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