How Tate Liverpool could look after £30m transformation as new designs revealed
The iconic art gallery on the Royal Albert Dock will be closed until 2025 to undergo a major refurbishment.
The first stage designs for the major transformation of Tate Liverpool by 6a architects has been unveiled. The designs show a new public 'Art Hall' an events space, and new gallery spaces.
The building will close its doors on 16 October this year for the revamp and will not re-open until 2025.
The iconic art gallery on the Royal Albert Dock, which first opened 35 years ago, will undergo a near £30 million refurbishment, with £10m provided from the government’s Levelling Up Fund.
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What the new public Art Hall could look like. Photo: 6a architects
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A ground floor events space will look out across the docks Photo: 6a architects
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Concealed windows on the 180-year-old warehouse will be revealed. Photo: 6a architects
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A plan of what the inside of the new gallery will look like. Photo: 6a architects