With the return of the sales and rental gallery to its First Avenue location, the Seattle Art Museum sought to transform their retail space to accommodate the museum’s evolving needs. Locating the rental gallery on the lower lever created a feeling of permeability; the gallery is visible from the street but still maintains a sense of security around art on display. To reduce construction time and cost, existing storage and display systems were reused and reconfigured to mimic other gallery space but still highlight point of sale. Existing white terrazzo floors were uncover and refinished.