Haworth Tompkins to refurbish Grade I-listed De La Warr pavilion

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Haworth Tompkins amongst two architects appointed for East Sussex Levelling Up projects.

Haworth Tompkins has been appointed to refurbish the grade I-listed De La Warr pavilion in East Sussex, one of the most oldest modernist buildings in the UK.

The Stirling Prize-winning practice will improve visitor facilities and restore vulnerable historic features at the 1935 Bexhill-on-Sea landmark as part of a scheme supported by a £17m government levelling up grant.

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