FCBS reveals £210m vision for Huddersfield

FCBS Hudd 3 KCH Library Qgate

Source: FCBS

“Cultural heart” proposals include art gallery, entertainment venue and food hall

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has revealed its £210m regeneration vision for Huddersfield that aims to provide a new “cultural heart” for the West Yorkshire town.

Its proposals, which have been put out to public consultation this week, include a new multi-purpose entertainment and events venue with a capacity of up to 2,200, a new art gallery, and repurposing the current Huddersfield Library and Art Gallery building as a museum.

FCBS’ proposals would also see the refurbishment of the grade II-listed Queensgate Market building to become a vibrant food hall and the delivery of a new multistorey car park.

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