Building of the Day: The Brant Foundation New York

Constructed in the 1920s, this East Village building served as a ConEd substation, as the studio of Walter DeMaria, and now as the New York outpost of the Brant Foundation. The project highlights a century of history—from the original industrial apparatus to contemporary art—in a single space, continuing a tradition of inspired creativity for which the East Village is famous. Inside, 7,000 square feet of galleries occupy four levels, each offering a unique experience.

‍NOTE: Artwork may or may not be installed at the time of the tour.

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Architect: Gluckman Tang Architects