New three-storey structure by Berman Guedes Stretton will include extra gallery space and cafe
ISG has won a contract to extend the Chelthenham Art Gallery and Museum.
The £3.7m scheme will include a new three-storey concrete structure designed by Berman Guedes Stretton.
The extension will house a new 139m² picture gallery, storage and workshop areas, public archive and study areas and 297m² of temporary exhibition space. A tourist information office and cafe will also be incorporated.
ISG will refurbish the main Hugh Casson building and the museum and art gallery is expected to re-open by spring 2013.
John Rawlinson, ISG’s South West managing director, said: “The planned redevelopment of Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum has taken significant time, energy and fundraising efforts to reach this stage and we are delighted to be playing a pivotal role in this important regional development.”
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