Colored glass panels enclose a double-height gallery space at the front edge of the Contemporary Art Museum of Castilla and León.
Photo: Courtesy Olga Cuesta

The second-floor restaurant space overlooks the MUSAC entry courtyard.
Photo: Courtesy Mansilla + Tuñón

The frosted glass panels that predominate MUSAC's exterior convey an unusual blue light inside.
Photo: Courtesy Mansilla + Tuñón

Although the building's material palette is simple, the play of light and unusual angles contribute to visual interest in MUSAC.
Photo: © Ángel Marcos

The smooth, precast concrete beams in MUSAC ceiling stand in contrast to the texture of the cast-in-place walls.
Photo: Courtesy Mansilla + Tuñón

The rigid uniformity of MUSAC's exterior finish plays against the irregularity of building heights and angles.
Photo: © Ángel Marcos Extra Large Image

Clear glass windows in a front gallery space at MUSAC overlook the entry courtyard.
Photo: Courtesy Mansilla + Tuñón Extra Large Image