Interior Design - November 1, 2006

1. The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego literally drips with artworks. At its Santa Fe Depot baggage building, completed in 1915 and now renovated by Gluckman Mayner Architects, Ernesto Neto's installation of spandex pods, filled with spices, dangles from a restored ceiling of Douglas fir and terra-cotta.

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