Adjaye team lands job to design £57m transformation of Liverpool museums

By Tom Lowe2022-07-05T07:55:00

Practice to reimagine International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum on city’s waterfront

Adjaye Associates and Ralph Appelbaum Associates have been named as preferred bidders to lead a £57m redevelopment of two museums in Liverpool.

The two firms pipped Haworth Tompkins with JA Projects, Field Clegg Bradley Studios and Heneghen Peng Architects with Droo Architects to win the redesign the International Slavery Museum and the Maritime Museum for National Museums Liverpool (NML).

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