Museum of Tolerance

ClientSimon Wiesenthal Center
Budget$2,000,000
Size1,350 sf
ArchitectWolcott Architecture
Completion2026

Overview

Room for What's Next

Managed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Museum of Tolerance showcases a multitude of interactive exhibits on tolerance, educates visitors on the Holocaust, and challenges them to confront the many realities that still exist today.

Designed by Wolcott Architecture and managed by Landmark PM, this expansion project consists of an extension to the existing central atrium's spiral ramp with a new stair, which will allow for the development of a new exhibition space on the third floor of the building. This transformative project will pave the way for future core exhibit spaces to further the Museum's mission of educating visitors on the Holocaust in both historical and contemporary contexts.

Team

Owner's Representative Landmark PM
Architect Wolcott Architecture
Structural Engineer KPFF
General Contractor Jones & Jones Construction

Voices

"I've truly enjoyed working with Alex and Joseph at Landmark PM on our complex retrofit project at the Museum of Tolerance. They came on board at exactly the right time, helping us navigate contractor selection and quickly becoming a trusted partner throughout construction. Alex is thoughtful, detail-oriented, and always focused on doing what's best for the project and client. Joseph has a great ability to keep the general contractor accountable while maintaining a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach. I would gladly work with Landmark PM again and highly recommend them."

Marlyn Musicant Senior Project Manager, Museum of Tolerance
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