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Paul Milstein Hall

AAP students will soon have a 47,000 square-foot addition to their home. Paul Milstein Hall, designed by world-renowned architect Rem Koolhaas and the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, weaves its definitively contemporary architecture through the college’s historic buildings, creating a dynamic landscape and a vibrant central meeting place that lends itself to innovative collaboration.

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Workers remove curbs and landscaping for truck access to the Milstein site.

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Workers remove curbs and landscaping for truck access to the Milstein Hall construction site.

"With the completion of Milstein Hall existing space in Sibley and Rand halls, directly connected to the new building, will then be able to be innovatively reprogrammed so as to allow us to continue in our leadership position in architectural pedagogy and practice well into the 21st century." Prof. Mark Cruvellier, architecture