Columbus Museum of Art Atrium Architecture | Editorial Photography by Matthew Roharik
Commissioned for Ohio Magazine, this photograph captures the dramatic architecture of the newly renovated Columbus Museum of Art during the completion of its major expansion. Looking upward through the museum's light-filled atrium, the image emphasizes the dialogue between the historic Ross Building and the contemporary Margaret M. Walter Wing, where glass, steel, limestone, and natural light converge to create a striking civic space. Photographed as part of an editorial feature documenting the museum's transformation, the image reflects an approach that combines architectural precision with visual storytelling, creating photographs that communicate both the design intent and the visitor experience.