National Sporting Art Museum

Renovation and New Addition

Grunley renovated the 5,000 SF historic Vine Hill Mansion (c. 1804) that houses the National Sporting Art Museum and constructed a new 7,000 SF three-story addition. The museum houses 11 galleries for permanent and traveling exhibits. Grunley performed substantial structural modifications and re-stabilization activities; added a raised colonnaded portico and a copper-clad and glass connector; and installed new infrastructure systems including mechanical, electrical, life safety, security and telecommunications systems in both buildings. Grunley also added climate-controlled art storage, grand staircases, workrooms, an elevator, utility rooms and a loading dock for receiving deliveries.