BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Natl Gallery of Art -- East Wing -- Building and Public Space

DC -- Natl Gallery of Art -- East Wing -- Building and Public Space:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. NGAEWB_210124_04.JPG: They're doing a lot of work on the east wing of the National Gallery of Art.
2. NGAEWB_210124_21.JPG: Razor wire from the Capitol perimeter
3. NGAEWB_210307_07.JPG: Renovation work continues
4. NGAEWB_210521_03.JPG: What's Going on Here? The East Building is undergoing major renovations. Accessibility improvements are being made, select building systems are being overhauled, and the iconic Atrium skylight is being replaced. To learn more, go to nga.gov/renovation or point your smartphone's camera at the QR code below.
5. NGAEWB_210618_07.JPG: East Building Upgrade Hanging above your head is a suspended platform that supports workers as they replace 23,000 square feet of glass. This skylight replacement project is one of many recent renovations in the building, which opened to the public in 1978. You'll discover new accessible bathrooms on two levels, a refreshed and restored auditorium, and accessibility improvements at entrances. Behind the scenes we have a new boiler system. These renovations are part of the museum's Master Facilities Plan, an ongoing, phased approach to long-term repair, restoration, and renovation. The National Gallery of Art is committed to preserving its historic East and West buildings and to improving accessibility, energy efficiency, and infrastructure now and into the future. Discover more at nga.gov/renovation
6. NGAEWB_210618_44.JPG: We'd like to hear about your visit. Please scan the code below with your mobile device to take our survey, which you can complete in less than 10 minutes. Thank you!
7. NGAEWB_210618_54.JPG: Welcome! East Building Open daily 11:00am - 4:00pm Free, timed passes are required. Masks are optional for anyone fully vaccinated. Visitors with large travel bags, please use the East Building Constitution Ave., entrance. Accessible entrance.
8. NGAEWB_210618_62.JPG: Thank you for visiting! Hope to see you again soon.
9. NGAEWB_210620_11.JPG: Help Us Protect the Collection * Please keep water bottles concealed or contained at all times -- or check them, free of charge * Backpacks must be worn on one shoulder or checked, free of charge. * Items larger than 17 x 26 inches (43 x 66 centimeters) are not permitted in the checkrooms or galleries. * Items or value, hazardous materials, and perishables are not permitted in the checkrooms. The Nat8onal Gallery cannot assume responsibility for any items of value. * Keep at least one foot (31 centimeters) between yourself and the works of art. Find more details at nga.gov/visitorpolicies
10. NGAEWB_210620_20.JPG: For Your Safety Visitors, as well as their backpacks, coolers, purses, packages, and other containers, may be subject to inspection. Any item determined to be a safety hazard is prohibited. ...
11. NGAEWB_210620_24.JPG: Thank you for visiting! Hope to see you again soon.
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