National World War II Museum Modern Angular Facade New Orleans United States // NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — The modern, angular facade of the National World War II Museum rises above the streetscape, defined by stark precast concrete panels and the soaring steel framework of the Bollinger Canopy of Peace. Designed by Voorsanger Architects, the museum's expansion pavilions utilize a deconstructivist architectural style characterized by fragmented geometry and monumental scale. The exterior is clad in massive architectural concrete to create a fortress-like aesthetic reflecting the gravity of the g

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