Press requests for information, images, interview opportunities, and photo/video shoot appointments can be directed to the Marketing & Communications Department.
Emma Filar
efilar@nbm.org
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
202.272.2448, ext. 3458
Photography is allowed and encouraged in the Great Hall and public spaces of the National Building Museum for non-commercial purposes. Exhibitions are subject to photography restrictions and require a ticket. Additional equipment, like lighting and tripods, must be approved by staff in advance. Please note that the Museum is often the site for special events and may be obstructed with event setup.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists to accept during public program at the National Building Museum WASHINGTON, D.C.—The National Building Museum will present the 2018 Vincent Scully Prize to two Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critics: Robert Campbell, FAIA, The Boston Globe, and Inga Saffron, The Philadelphia Inquirer. A public...
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Architecture students from six local universities got a firsthand look at how creative design solutions can improve their community during the National Building Museum’s 2018 Interschool Design Competition. Armed with essential drafting tools, each team had just eight hours to design a mixed-use building in Washington,...
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Iconic Washington Buildings Host Two Days of Themed Tours and Talks The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden will partner with the National Building Museum to celebrate World Architecture Day with two full days of dynamic programming for all ages, Sunday, Sept. 30–Monday, Oct. 1. Two...
Read MoreA new housing stability loan for renters will be featured at the Community Day in Washington, DC on September 16 Washington, D.C.—Make Room, Inc., the national advocacy nonprofit raising awareness about the 25 million Americans struggling to pay rent, is collaborating with Citi Community Development...
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Award-winning Investigating Where We Live exhibition opens August 11 WHAT Exhibition opening for Investigating Where We Live WHO Lauren Wilson, education program manager, National Building Museum Teens in the Investigating Where We Live program WHEN Saturday, August 11, 1–3 pm Exhibition is open to the...
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