Copper Line Gallery reuses a 1960s warehouse as a contemporary art space. A new patinated copper screen wraps the street facade in one continuous, slightly folded line — warm, changing with the weather, and unmistakably present.
Inside, the gallery keeps the original concrete columns and adds a sequence of neutral, top-lit rooms. Flexibility was the brief: walls move, light adjusts, and the building steps out of the way of the work.
