Hard history: Durham architect on legacy of Smithsonian museum she helped build; telling the story of the Tar Heel State
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Holding space for history
As the National Museum of African American History and Cultures celebrates its tenth birthday, the museum’s founding director, Lonnie Bunch, is retiring from the top job at the Smithsonian Institution amid pressure from the White House over how American history is portrayed. Leoneda Inge talks with one of the museum’s architects to reflect on its impact, and the challenging moment facing the spaces and places holding a light up to our nation’s history.
Zena Howard, Principal and Global Cultural and Civic Practice Chair, at Perkins &Will Architectural Firm…
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