Don Fisher, Gap founder and museum gifter extraordinaire, has handed new, hush-hush renderings of his proposed Presidio art museum to John King, architecture critic at the Chron. King's apparently considered a proponent of the museum, though he has been on record as disliking its exact location. The rest of us will have to wait for the Presidio Trust's environmental impact report to see the pretty pics, which could drop next week. Will the white box live? The anticipation kills us. [Fog City Journal]
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