O'Neill McVoy inserts a mass-timber filled children's museum into 1920s Bronx powerhouse

Brooklyn studio O'Neill McVoy Architects has adapted a historic powerhouse into a museum for children in the Bronx that highlights the historical building while adding playful details such as a curved mass-timber walkway.O'Neill McVoy Architects inserted the Bronx Children's Museum into the second floor of the rectilinear building "with old and new in a symbiotic relation heightening the qualities of the other," the studio said.
The Bronx Children's Museum is located on the Harlem River
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