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ROM announces $130M transformation plan, will make ground floor exhibits free

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The Royal Ontario Museum has announced a three-year construction plan. The architectural transformation will take three years in construction. It will include installing an expansive canopy, featuring a floor-to-ceiling glass entryway. The museum says it has raised $80 million of the $130 million cost of the project.

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ROM announces $130M transformation plan, will make ground floor exhibits free

The architectural transformation will include installing an expansive canopy, featuring a floor-to-ceiling glass entryway at the Bloor Street entrance, and building on the “iconic” Daniel Libeskind-designed Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, the museum said.

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