The Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein in Vaduz was designed by the Swiss architects Meinrad Morger, Heinrich Degelo and Christian Kerez, though one passage names only Morger and Degelo. It was donated to the Principality as a millennium gift, and the infobox lists the Prince of Liechtenstein Foundation as owner. The infobox gives November 12, 2000 as established, and the text gives the same date as the opening.
The article names no style and describes a closed black box form. It uses tinted concrete, black basalt stone and embedded river pebbles. Six exhibition rooms sit around two opposed staircases.
The Hilti Art Foundation building opened in May 2015. The text says Letizia Ragaglia became director in July 2021 and Christiane Meyer-Stoll took over on January 1, 2026, which conflicts with the infobox. It is the state art museum, holding the national collection of international modern and contemporary art. The article gives no hours.
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