National Gallery’s new wing to be designed by Japanese architect

National Gallery’s new wing to be designed by Japanese architect

Kengo Kuma’s ‘ambitious and sensitive’ design, the largest transformation in the gallery’s history, will be partly funded by two record-breaking £150m donations

London news: National Gallery to be redesigned by architect behind 'concrete UFO' cathedral that sparked fury in France

A new wing of the National Gallery will be designed by a Japanese architect who covered a French cathedral with a controversial "concrete UFO"

Kengo Kuma Architects Chosen to Design New Wing of London’s National Gallery

Tokyo-based architecture and design firm Kengo Kuma and Associates has been selected to design a new, major extension to the National Gallery in London, beating out sixty-four other architects, the institution announced this week. Titled Project Domani, the project includes the construction of an entirely new, £750 million wing of the museum, built on adjacent land that currently […]

Kengo Kuma will design the National Gallery’s huge new expansion

The National Gallery has chosen Tokyo-based architect Kengo Kuma to design a £350 million new wing, the London gallery's largest expansion in two centuries

National Gallery extension will include a roof terrace overlooking Trafalgar Square

The National Gallery is planning to open a large roof terrace overlooking Trafalgar Square when it expands into a building it owns next to the Sainsbury Wing. Artist’s impression (c) Kin Creatives Thirty years ago, the National Gallery bought a brutalist concrete building behind the Sainsbury Wing, which is currently occupied by a hotel and offices. Following an architectural competition late last year, the gallery has selected Kengo Kuma and As…

First look: designs have been revealed for the National Gallery’s biggest ever revamp

Kengo Kuma, the Japanese architects behind the Tokyo Olympic stadium, have won the competition to design the London art museum’s new wing