The V&A East Storehouse is opening at the end of this month in Stratford, London, and it’s shaking things up when it comes to how Brits and tourists will experience the Victoria and Albert Museum. Moving out of the old Blythe House, the V&A wants to make its massive collection of over 250,000 objects, 350,000 books, and 1,000 archives accessible. With Order‑an‑Object tours, a Frank Lloyd Wright–designed office, and the David Bowie Centre, visitors can go behind the scenes, check out conservation work, and request specific items for viewing. —Carolina de Armas