The project, the Powerhouse Workshop, will include metalwork, woodwork, printmaking, ceramics and fiber art, as well as exhibition space. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyThe foundation spent four years studying what to do with the power station after purchasing it in 2012 for $7 million. Advertisement Continue reading the main story“It’s always a very slippery slope how much you let the original building influence your designs,” Mr. Mergenthaler said. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyThe top floor of the turbine hall soars 25 feet to a saw-toothed roof currently open to the sky. The Powerhouse Workshop hopes to welcome powerhouses of the art world as well as striving artists.

Source: New York Times March 07, 2017 09:56 UTC