They concluded, after nearly three years, work on the expansion of the Museum of the Moving Image, which from 1988 to disseminate knowledge on "film, television and media digital communication ", through exhibitions and other cultural events dedicated to" art, history, technique and technology. " The pattern of expansion has been developed from the study Leeser, specializing in architectural projects "contaminated" by the new media: the body added, including an entrance hall on the ground floor and two upper levels connected by a staircase, integrates existing home, a building dating back to 1920 from Paramount Pictures and based on a three-story brick structure. The outer shell corresponds to the enlargement of the back side, comprising a surface pattern of 1067 triangular aluminum panels, light blue. " The equipment has been enriched by a theater for 264 spectators, a room of 68 seats, a new area dedicated to temporary exhibitions and a café. The project, funded with $ 67 million - including about 55 paid by the city of New York, has also improved the sector's Museum of the Moving Image's designed for the reception and training of young visitors: students can take advantage of guidance services in William Fox Amphitheater, while "Learning Center named for Andrew H. and Ann R. Tisch" would include "... two multimedia labs, a seminar room and the Nam June Paik Room / HBO Production Lab.
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