A museum extension by Stanton Williams connects old and new in more ways than one
A palace, a chapel and a cube have come together in a momentous project in the west of France. The historical site of the early-19th-century palace had been home to the Palais des Beaux-Arts (Museum of Fine Arts) since 1900 but was no longer large
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