Iconic Building to Celebrate Marshal History
Museums
U.S. Marshals Museum
Cambridge Seven, in association with Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects, completed conceptual design for the new U.S. Marshals Museum. The Museum highlights the 320-year history of the United States Marshals Service. The building, located on an overlook across the Arkansas River, is designed as an abstract of the star on the Marshals’ badge, with each point of the star housing different museum functions. One arm reaches up and out over the river to the frontier, creating an iconic element that can be seen from a distance. The sustainable green building will have simple roof shapes oriented to the path of the sun, with two wings supporting vegetative roofs and the others built of simple bronze colored metal, again reminiscent of a traditional badge.
Marshals Museum Fundraising Passes $10 Million Mark
Times Record
Fundraising toward the planned $50 million U.S. Marshals Museum has surpassed the $10 million mark. A year ago, fundraising for the planned 50,260-square-foot, museum was at $6.7 million. Since, the local arm of the fundraising push has wound up, the …
Marshals Museum board approves building design, hears fundraising report
The City Wire
The board of the U.S. Marshals Museum achieved Tuesday (June 9) a major step in the process to build the national museum by approving the building design of what is being hailed an iconic structure. The board is also now …
Marshals Museum board reviews design possibilities
The City Wire
Early peeks into the thinking behind the ongoing design of the U.S. Marshals Museum and lively discussions of how to classify an exhibit space within the museum were part of an active Tuesday (Mar. 10) meeting of the museum board …
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