Plans to revamp the Barbican Art Centre are underway to improve accessibility and navigation as it approaches its 50th anniversary. The centre was once hailed as a modern wonder, but decades and changes in use have compromised its original mission. The redevelopment seeks to resolve issues, such as problematic sightlines and difficult access for disabled visitors, while introducing necessary facilities like more toilets. The subtlety of the ongoing changes aims to preserve the Barbican's heritage, ensuring it remains both functional and architecturally significant for future generations.
The initial plans to revamp the Barbican Art Centre aims to make it more accessible and user-friendly while maintaining its brutalist design integrity.
The masterplan for the Barbican’s transformation, marking its 50th anniversary, focuses on resolving longstanding issues and adapting to modern visitor needs.
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