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ICA under construction
The Institute of Contemporary Art while under construction in 2005. (David L. Ryan/Globe Photo) David L. Ryan/Globe Photo

Builder who was replaced sues ICA for $6.6m

Macomber: Museum ordered 'extra work'

By Geoff Edgers
Globe Staff / July 24, 2007

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The construction company initially charged with building the Institute of Contemporary Art, whose dramatic glass-walled home is now a scenic fixture on the waterfront, has sued the museum for $6.6 million after being bounced off the project months before it was due to open. (Full article: 537 words)

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