Site South of current building Downtown Milwaukee on Lake Michigan shore Cost $50 million Privately funded Space Current space 160,000 square feet New Space 125,000 square feet Total 285,000 square feet Galleries 28,000 additional square feet (new /existing buildings) Will accommodate larger-scale artworks Descriptions Reception Hall 90-foot-high transparent glass and steel structure Shaded by moveable sunscreen (brise soleil) Galleria Single-story, glass, concrete and steel structure 300-seat lecture hall Large-scale exhibition area Lake or city views Suspended Pedestrian Bridge 200-foot-long angled mast and cables Crosses Lincoln Memorial Dr. at O'Donnell Park Links downtown to lakefront and museum

Visitor Amenities Improved access Reception hall for 1,000 people 300-seat lecture hall Restaurant with lake view Education center Musuem shop  Time Line Groundbreaking December 10, 1997 Completion 2000 Opening mid-2000 Architect Santiago Calatrava (b. 195 1, Spain) Offices in Zurich, Paris and Valencia, Spain MAM expansion will be first completed building in U.S. Architect Of Record Kahler Slater, Milwaukee Designed 1975 addition Construction Management C.G. Schmidt, Milwaukee Owner Representation Chris Smocke, president of Smocke & Associates, Inc. Project Management War Memorial Development Committee, Contracting Agent, William Randall, chairman MAM Board of Trustees, Frank J. Pelisek, president MAM Building Committee, Donald Baumgartner, chairman MAM Director Russell Bowman MAM Executive Director Christopher Goldsmith