Six Architects on Shortlist to Design National Gallery’s New Wing

Six architects on shortlist to design National Gallery’s new wing

In London, until now, post-1900 Western art was Tate territory, but the National has launched “Project Domani,” a £750 million ($998 million) plan to build a new wing for the gallery and set up an endowment to acquire and care for post-1900 art. – The Times (UK)

National Gallery names six teams on shortlist to deisgn £375m new wing

Foster & Partners, Renzo Piano, Selldorf and Farshid Moussavi among finalists for project envisaged as biggest transformation in gallery’s 200-year history

The National Gallery reveals the six Project Domani shortlisted architects.

National Gallery launched an international architectural competition for a brand-new wing to house its expanded collection.

National Gallery shortlists big names for new £375m wing

The Architects’ Journal National Gallery shortlists big names for new £375m wing A mix of international big hitters and UK-based practices have been shortlisted to design a £375 million extension to the National Gallery’s central London homeThe post National Gallery shortlists big names for new £375m wing appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

London's National Gallery announces £750m fundraising drive towards new wing and expanded collection

The gallery has also revealed the architecture firms shortlisted to design its planned extension