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Structural Concrete Work Complete at Princeton's New Art Museum



With a globe-spanning collection of more than 97,000 works, the Princeton University Art Museum is one of the world’s leading university art museums—yet the building only has space to exhibit two percent of its collection. Madison is happy to be part of the project that gives the museum a bold, new home with nearly double the square footage.


Our teams have so far completed foundations and major structural concrete work on the three-level building, including the Grand Hall (see image below). We’ve sandblasted more than 60,000 square feet of exposed concrete walls and beams.



We are currently pouring slabs on metal deck for the upper levels and performing exterior site concrete work. General contractor LF Driscoll Co. is busy constructing the interiors. With still more work to do, the combined concrete and steel structure is expected to open in the spring of 2025. (Construction began October 2021.)


At Madison, we are excited to help this project progress in the heart of Princeton’s campus. Let us know how we can use our experience and expertise to help you achieve your construction goals!


PROJECT TEAM

Client/General Contractor: LF Driscoll Co.

Project Owner: Princeton University

Architects: Adjaye AssociatesCooper Robertson

Structural Engineer: Silman, a TYLin Company


Caption: Aerial view of Princeton University Art Museum construction. The new building is rising on the same site as the current building.





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