A First Look at the New David Geffen Galleries, Grand Opening Weekend-2026 LACMA新馆落成盛大开幕派对

The David Geffen Galleries at LACMA officially opened to the public on May 4, 2026. Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning Swiss architect Peter Zumthor in collaboration with SOM, the $724 million concrete-and-glass structure spans 900 feet, hovering 30 feet directly over Wilshire Boulevard to connect the north and south sides of the campus. Acting as the new home for the museum's vast permanent collection, the exhibition space completely reimagines the traditional museum experience. Architectural HighlightsThe Floating Gallery: The main exhibition space stretches across a single, elevated level spanning the length of three football fields. Raw Materials: Built out of raw, honest architectural concrete with custom-designed triangular seam patterns etched into the ceilings. 360-Degree Views: Hundreds of floor-to-ceiling glass panels surround the perimeter, flooding the outer terrace galleries with natural Los Angeles light and providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding city and the nearby La Brea Tar Pits. Active Ground Plaza: By lifting the exhibition floor, the ground level remains open as a public shaded plaza featuring a restaurant, a café, an auditorium, a retail museum shop, and the massive 220,000-square-foot floor artwork. 洛杉矶艺术博物馆（LACMA）新馆“大卫·格芬展馆”（David Geffen Galleries）由普利兹克建筑奖得主彼得·卒姆托（Peter Zumthor）历时20年操刀设计。这座耗资约7.5亿美元的透明流线型建筑跨越威尔希尔大道（Wilshire Boulevard），以其无死角的环绕落地窗和打破常规的陈列方式，成为洛杉矶2026年最受瞩目的艺术地标。 建筑设计亮点流线型悬浮外观：总长约274米（900英尺），巨大的混凝土板夹着巨幅玻璃幕墙，架高在7座地面展馆之上，外观形似一朵悬浮在空中的云朵。360度城市互动：舍弃了传统博物馆的主入口和封闭式中庭，通透的落地窗让室内展厅与外部景观、城市街道融为一体。