subterranean parking garage include...

subterranean parking garage includes a speck for train exhibit

A fresh $47.7 million, 500,000-sq.-ft. below-grade parking construction has allowed Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry to deflect back the clock -- and provided a unique family circle for a train exhibit.

As part of a master plan through Boston architect E. Verner Johnson and Associates to renovate and restore the 105-year-old museum, the make replaces a six-acre surface parking hazard The swap allowed the museum to landscape the former apportionment in a manner similar to the original 1893 design.

Partially stocked by a federal ...