The Barbican Art Centre is undergoing a significant refurbishment to enhance its facilities while honoring its architectural heritage. Newly released images showcase how key areas, including the Conservatory and Lakeside, will look after phase one of this decade-long project. The refurbishment aims to revamp 1970s facilities and infrastructure, making the space more accessible and sustainable. The City of London Corporation has allocated £191 million for this phase, which is expected to be completed by 2030, coinciding with the Barbican's 50th anniversary. Public feedback on the designs is being actively solicited.
The Barbican Centre's refurbishment plans aim to revitalize its 1970s facilities, open spaces for public access, and enhance sustainability and inclusivity.
Philippa Simpson emphasized the public's enthusiasm, stating the new designs are true to the Barbican's heritage while making it a sustainable and inclusive space.
The planned refurbishment includes a fully accessible conservatory, rejuvenation of the lakeside terrace with climate-friendly features, and significant infrastructure upgrades by renowned designers.
With a budget of £191 million designated for the initial phase, the City of London motivates public engagement for funding while aiming for a 2030 completion.
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