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The restrained street frontage responds to the home's compact urban site with a concrete upper volume and a recessed entrance screened by dark horizontal louvers that establish privacy.

Casa Dos Patios (Two Patios House) is a contemporary Mérida residence organized around two 16-by-16-foot courtyards that interrupt the depth of the narrow plan, drawing daylight laterally into the interior.

Glazed circulation routes through the education wing maintain visual connections between studios, learning spaces and the surrounding landscape.

A new bridge-like gallery with floor-to-ceiling glazing spans the landscape between the principal exhibition spaces.

The new Contemporary American Art Gallery expands the permanent collection display within a pavilion, using the architecture's restrained material palette to place an emphasis on works spanning the breadth of contemporary American art.

A 40 seat cafe occupies the midpoint of the new bridge, positioning dining directly within the museum's circulation loop and giving visitors unobstructed views across the surrounding landscape.

Long-span exposed beams of southern yellow pine form the gallery expansion's roof structure, bringing a warm timber presence while drawing on regional building traditions.

The 114,000-square-foot expansion extends Crystal Bridges' original architectural language into a new sequence of pavilions across two stream-fed ponds within the museum's wooded landscape.

The Crystal Bridges expansion in Bentonville, Arkansas, extends the museum's original 2011 architecture with new galleries, education spaces and public amenities in a contemporary, landscape-integrated ensemble.

Broad internal stairs connect the workplace neighborhoods and encourage movement between levels. Lounges and informal gathering areas introduce a more residential character to the workplace.