National World War II Museum Modern Architecture New Orleans United States // NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — Pedestrians gather near the bronze sculptures outside the National World War II Museum, framed by its angular concrete pavilions and the towering Bollinger Canopy of Peace. Designed by architectural firm Voorsanger Mathes LLC, the campus expansion utilizes stark, precast concrete panels arranged in geometric forms intended to evoke military fortifications and the cliffs of Normandy. The overhead canopy, constructed from structural steel and Teflon-coated fiberglass, physically unifies the mul

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