Alamo Museum Preserves Iconic Buildings and History for 21st Century Guests

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Written By Genevieve Zetlan

The Alamo Visitor Center and Museum will transform the historic Crockett (built in 1882) and Woolworth (built in 1921) buildings in San Antonio into a state-of-the-art facility, showcasing the complete 300-year history of the iconic Alamo site. The building exterior and select interior structural elements will be preserved, so Coda documented the existing conditions of the historic buildings to ensure smooth integration with the newly planned space.​

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Existing Conditions

Genevieve Zetlan
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