Opened to the public on May 10, 2009, the Rooftop Garden was conceived as a multifunctional space to complement the museum's structure and enhance its possibilities.
Connecting to the museum's fifth-floor galeries via a glass-enclosed bridge, the Rooftop Garden of the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art (SFMOMA) includes two open-air spaces with a glass pavilion, providing views of the sculptures in the museum's collection and of the city's skyline.
Thanks to the continuous developments to provide a rewarding experience and interaction with the museum, a tour that permits to explore this space from all angles is available for iPad and iPhone users.
Included on this tour are comments about the sculptures, an interview with the architects, plan drawings of the Rooftop Garden and the museum's Director Neal Benezra talking about the finished garden.
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