MUMA beats strong shortlist in art gallery contest

The Whitworth by MUMA

Source: Alan Williams

Gallery will be built in grounds of Grimsthorpe Castle

MUMA has beaten Caruso St John and Niall McLaughlin to land the job of designing a new art gallery in the grounds of Vanbrugh’s Grimsthorpe Castle.

The invited competition also featured Adam Richards, Hugh Broughton and Stephen Marshall Architects on the shortlist.

The project involves masterplanning visitor facilities at the Lincolnshire landmark as well as designing a gallery for displaying modern art. It is due to open complete in 2022.

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