Storefront for Art and Architecture

The Storefront for Art and Architecture occupies a narrow, pie-shaped wedge of land at the intersection of three neighborhoods. This location was once a simple shopfront for an Italian coffee grinder, but since the mid-eighties, it has served as an experimental hub for architects and artists. You are looking at a building that was specifically designed to erase the boundary between the private interior of a gallery and the public bustle of the city sidewalk.