Fast Company: Why the Met brought a 200-foot-long window back to life in its renovated wing

Fast Company on the most consequential design move at the Met’s reimagined Michael C. Rockefeller Wing — the restoration of the wing’s monumental 200-foot sloped glass wall onto Central Park. Architect Kulapat Yantrasast and WHY Architecture organized the wing’s redesign so that light-sensitive works are sheltered while hardier metal and stone pieces hold the space closer to the glass

Image: Eric Petschek / courtesy of WHY Architecture.