TATE MODERN


TATE MODERN

Transforming Tate Modern

What will the new development provide?

View of the Turbine Hall North-South route © Tate
View of the Turbine Hall North-South route © Tate

A spectacular new building by Herzog & de Meuron will be developed adjoining the south side of Tate Modern, which will increase its overall size by 60%, creating 23,400m of new space.

This will provide:

  • New kinds of galleries to house works from Tate's growing collection.

  • Spaces to show new areas of contemporary visual culture.

  • New galleries for major exhibitions.

  • A new performance venue.

  • A sequence of superb new education spaces unmatched anywhere in the world.

  • Spaces designed specifically by young people for young people.

  • Areas specially designed for families.

  • Additional facilities for Tate Members.

  • More restaurants and cafés.

  • Two new public squares for London on the south and west of the building.

The project will also include a number of improvements to the existing Tate Modern building.

The new building will also play a key role in the development of London's new cultural quarter on the South Bank, which comprises over 20 cultural organisations between the London Eye and the Design Museum.

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