Ralph Appelbaum
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Ralph Appelbaum is a museum designer and planner, based in New York, with offices in London, Beijing and Washington. His firm, Ralph Appelbaum Associates, which he founded in 1978 is the largest interpretive museum design firm in the world. They have won every major US and international design award over the past twenty years. They recently completed the Clinton Presidential Library.
His best-known works include:
- American Museum of Natural History
- Ellis Island Immigration Museum
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- United States Capitol Visitor Center
- The Newseum
- Museum of the Portuguese Language
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