National Building Arts Center
About the Business
The National Building Arts Center, located at 2300 Falling Springs Road in Sauget, Illinois, is a unique museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history and craftsmanship of building arts. With a vast collection of architectural artifacts, including tools, materials, and models, the center offers visitors a fascinating look at the evolution of building practices and techniques. Through exhibits, educational programs, and hands-on workshops, the National Building Arts Center celebrates the artistry and innovation of those who have shaped the built environment. Whether you are a history buff, a design enthusiast, or simply curious about the world of construction, this institution provides a one-of-a-kind experience that is both educational and inspiring.
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2300 Falling Springs Rd, Sauget, IL 62206, United States
Reviews
"Loved it for the history and salvage of awesome parts of the buildings that were demolished. Just don't go when cold or too hot. It's 99% outside and not much cover from the elements. Loved the history and stories!"
"What an absolutely phenomenal experience. An astonishing collection of architectural treasures. Warehouses brimming with historical gems. Be sure to register for one of their educational guided tours on the second Saturday of each month and see for yourself."
"If you love architecture of buildings built by craftsmen from days gone by, you would enjoy a visit to the National Building Arts Center in Sauget, IL, just a few minutes across from downtown. When such buildings meet their final fate, some are fortunate to have small pieces salvaged from the wrecking ball to preserve their artistry and history."
"Interesting place! Not many places like this is the world. The collection has many architectural artifacts saved from buildings across the United States. Would be great if the collection could be displayed in a more museum friendly way but still a great place to find old pieces to incorporate into new buildings or refurbish old buildings."
"Growing collection of architectural ornaments and pieces collected in North America to understand the American built environment and historical process of creation."
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