Location: view from the second floor. National Building Museum docent Kim Toufectis explains a truly unique feature of the former Pension Building - an anachronistic metal track ringing the upper floor’s administrative office area.

Location: view from the second floor. National Building Museum docent Kim Toufectis explains a truly unique feature of the former Pension Building - an anachronistic metal track ringing the upper floor’s administrative office area.

Location: view from the second floor. 

National Building Museum docent Kim Toufectis explains a truly unique feature of the former Pension Building - an anachronistic metal track ringing the upper floor’s administrative office area.

Tour Stop 8: Document Track

A well-designed building is much more than the sum of its parts. That’s particularly true of the National Building Museum. The magnificient brick structure we occupy is not only our home; it’s also a case study of achievement in the building arts. Use this podcast to tour the Museum and learn more about its structure. Printed maps and supplements are available at the Museum’s information desk . Learn more about the Museum and where to find us in Washington, D.C. at http://www.nbm.org

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A well-designed building is much more than the sum of its parts. That’s particularly true of the National Building Museum. The magnificient brick structure we occupy is not only our home; it’s also a case study of achievement in the building arts. Use this podcast to tour the Museum and learn more about its structure. Printed maps and supplements are available at the Museum’s information desk . Learn more about the Museum and where to find us in Washington, D.C. at http://www.nbm.org

A well-designed building is much more than the sum of its parts. That’s particularly true of the National Building Museum. The magnificient brick structure we occupy is not only our home; it’s also a case study of achievement in the building arts. Use this podcast to tour the Museum and learn more about its structure. Printed maps and supplements are available at the Museum’s information desk . Learn more about the Museum and where to find us in Washington, D.C. at http://www.nbm.org

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