The Redevelopment Of The Whitworth / MUMA

The Redevelopment Of The Whitworth / MUMA - Windows, Facade — Courtesy of MUMA

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Architects: MUMA
Area: 6000 m²
Manufacturers: Ted Todd
Project Management - Gallery: Cragg Management Services
Project Management - University: Drivers Jonas Deloitte
Ecological Consultant: Penny Anderson Associates
Landscaping: Sarah Price Landscapes
Services Engineer: Buro Happold
Structural Engineer: Ramboll

The Redevelopment Of The Whitworth / MUMA - Windows — Courtesy of MUMA

Text description provided by the architects. The Whitworth is a public art gallery founded in 1889, as the first English gallery in a park. It became part of the University of Manchester in 1958. The Gallery is situated in the north east corner of Whitworth Park on the edge of the University campus in the Moss Side Ward, close to the local communities of Moss Side and Rusholme. The gallery fronts Oxford Road, opposite Manchester Royal Infirmary, and to the North is skirted by Denmark Road - a mixed use street, including some residential units.

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Published on February 12, 2015

Cite: "The Redevelopment Of The Whitworth / MUMA" 12 Feb 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/596947/the-redevelopment-of-the-whitworth-muma> ISSN 0719-8884