Whitney Museum of American Art Manhattan

At 220,000 square feet, the eight-story Whitney Museum of American Art's new area toward the beginning of the High Line in Manhattan's Meatpacking District dramatically increases the span of the uptown building it called home for as long as 45 years. Notwithstanding the biggest section free display in the city – which offers in excess of 18,000 square feet of open show space – the exhibition hall incorporates littler displays, classrooms and studio spaces, craftsmanship dealing with and capacity zones, a wet treatment lab, a preservation lab, an eatery, an assembly room, unique occasions spaces, a gallery shop, film and video rooms, a theater, and a chips away at paper think about focus. The building's remarkable façade highlights a stage structure that makes 15,000 square feet of model patios, open air displays and occasion space, from which guests may appreciate clearing perspectives of the Hudson River toward the west and the midtown Manhattan horizon toward the east.