Situated with dramatic view looking across the Hillsborough River, San Francisco based architect Stanley Saitowitz recently completed 60,000 sq The New Tampa Museum of Art building. The big idea behind Saitowitz’s design was to make the museum itself a frame for art. Wrapped with 3,000 panels of perforated aluminum embedded with programmable LED lights, the building’s façade shimmers in the light of the day and at night it becomes a canvas for a public art installation by digital light artist Leo Villareal (NY). Inside, a floating staircase leads to the …