You've no doubt seen the photos (and photos, and photos, and photos, and photos) of the new Renzo Piano Pavilion at the Kimbell Art Museum designed by Renzo Piano, Hon. FAIA. It ranks up there as one of the most photographed buildings of 2013. But to understand how all of those glass, concrete, and wood spaces fit together, we've compiled the plans, sections, details, and drawings from the maestro's newest museum, including some of Piano's signature hand-drawn concept sketches.

Sketch of the main entrance and garden by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Sketch of the main entrance and garden by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Site plan sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Site plan sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Colonnade section sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Colonnade section sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Column detail sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Column detail sketch by Renzo Piano.
Axonomteric diagram of a Douglas fir beam detail.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Axonomteric diagram of a Douglas fir beam detail.
Douglas fir beam detail sketch by Renzo Piano.
Courtesy Renzo Piano Building Workshop Douglas fir beam detail sketch by Renzo Piano.

For more on the Renzo Piano Pavilion at the Kimbell Art Museum, including critiques, videos, and photo galleries, click here.