Denver Art Museum Aerial Video

The Denver Art Museum's Fredric C. Hamilton Building first opened in October of 2006 and features over 300,000 square feet of lustrous titanium panels fabricated and installed by our team. This building was an extension of the museum and nearly doubled its space with an additional 146,000 square feet of space for permanent art collections. Architect Daniel Libeskind designed the building and said he was inspired by the light and geology of the nearby Rocky Mountains.

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