The Museum of Glass has moved its long-planned $25 million renovation from the drawing board into active construction, converting interior space at its Foss Waterway landmark into a permanent home for the work of master glassblower Lino Tagliapietra while keeping the doors open to the public throughout the build. Roughly a year after filing its […]
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