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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Museum, from most recent to least.

A Look at Where the Smithsonian Could Construct New Museums

A Look at Where the Smithsonian Could Construct New Museums

Nena Perry-Brown | November 29th 2021

With two additional museums authorized as part of the Smithsonian system, a forthcoming study is identifying potential locations.... read»

270 Units, ALDI and a Meow Wolf: Fort Totten's Art Place Gets Key Approval

270 Units, ALDI and a Meow Wolf: Fort Totten's Art Place Gets Key Approval

Nena Perry-Brown | June 12th 2019

The project will deliver a grocery store, food hall, experiential outlet, children's museum and artist live/work units.... read»

A New Plan for One of DC's Most Exciting Mixed-Use Proposals

A New Plan for One of DC's Most Exciting Mixed-Use Proposals

Nena Perry-Brown | January 28th 2019

Fort Totten's (and arguably the District's?) most exciting PUD proposes a slightly modified look.... read»

The Fun House Comes to DC

The Fun House Comes to DC

Nena Perry-Brown | July 3rd 2018

The National Building Museum is mounting its fifth Summer Block Party installation, a pseudo-retrospective collaboration with 10 year-old design firm ... read»

A Museum Dedicated to Words: Ground Breaks on Planet Word Redevelopment at the Franklin School

A Museum Dedicated to Words: Ground Breaks on Planet Word Redevelopment at the Franklin School

Nena Perry-Brown | June 5th 2018

The first language arts museum is expected to open in late 2019.... read»

Developer Seeks to Rezone DC's Grimke School Site for Redevelopment

Developer Seeks to Rezone DC's Grimke School Site for Redevelopment

Nena Perry-Brown | January 10th 2018

Plans for the redevelopment of the Grimke School are moving forward...again.... read»

Planet Word's Early Plans for the Franklin School

Planet Word's Early Plans for the Franklin School

Nena Perry-Brown | May 25th 2017

The non-profit Planet Word now has an early layout for the city's first Museum of Language Arts. ... read»

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