Pink insulation glares from bare wall studs, and exposed heating ducts dominate the kitchen decor.
Instead of frantically hiding the construction details before tonight's gala grand opening at Museum in the Community's new building, museum founder Bobbie Hill proudly shows them off. They're a permanent part of the museum, designed on purpose to teach visitors about architecture. Charleston artist Mack Miles, curator of the current exhibit, looks through a box of string holders for the wall exhibit. That's Givenchy green, the universal color for water pipes. Now everyone who comes in here will know that.