De Matos Ryan appointed to lead £13.4m Suffolk arts project

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Project designed to support aspirations of charity’s founders, Benjamin Britten and his partner, Peter Pears

De Matos Ryan has been appointed as the lead architect for the Britten Pears Arts transformation project on the Suffolk coast. Britten Pears Arts is a music, arts, and heritage charity operating at two historic visitor destinations: Snape Maltings and The Red House.

The project is part of a three-year, £13.4 million capital programme aimed at expanding activities for the organisation’s communities and enhancing visitor experiences. £4.8 million has been raised so far, including a £750,000 grant from Arts Council England through its government-funded capital investment programme.

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