Yesterday, a group of students from the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas were on the grounds, installing a pavilion they have designed and built especially for the Bachman-Wilson House site. The structure will serve as an entryway to the House and its surrounding gardens and provide interpretive materials on architecture at Crystal Bridges. We are very grateful to the students, who have put in many hours of research and labor to ensure that this pavilion honors the architectural heritage of both Frank Lloyd Wright and Moshe Safdie, and works in harmony with the landscape of Crystal Bridges.
The pavilion will be viewable from the walkway along the east side of the Museum’s South Lawn when the construction fence comes down.
