Design and Architecture
Petersen Automotive Museum Gets New Bodywork
Wilshire and Fairfax, one of L.A.’s busiest and culturally rich intersections, is ringing in the changes. One is a new facade of metal 381 stainless steel “ribbons” currently being installed at the Petersen Automotive Museum .
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readWilshire and Fairfax, one of L.A.’s busiest and culturally rich intersections, is ringing in the changes. One is a new facade of metal 381 stainless steel “ribbons” currently being installed at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
DnA went to the site and met with the builders: Sam Ragsdale, project manager for Matt Construction; and Tony Birchler, Vice President for Engineering and Sales for Zahner, the metal fabricator.
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