Dia Beacon house

Arranged on in excess of 30 finished sections of land close to the banks of the Hudson River, Dia Beacon houses the Dia Art Foundation's perpetual accumulation of works dating from the 1970s, and additionally curating general extraordinary presentations and new commissions. Housed in a previous Nabisco box printing production line, the modern building highlights sprawling open spaces and rich regular light, influencing the extraordinary 300,000-square-to foot block, steel, cement, and glass structure an ideal supplement to the historical center's shows.American craftsman Robert Irwin worked together with Dia and undertaking modeler OpenOffice of New York City to detail the arrangement for the exhibition hall building and its outside setting.