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Originally Posted by bridgeoftea
I sort of agree that the Museum being on Tin Can doesn't seem great now. But if in the future if we do see prince william and canterbury extended past lower cove, it might fit.
My ideal wish is to keep it where it is in Market Square or put it next to the Diamond Jubilee cruise ship terminal.
Really strike fear in the hearts of NIMBYS and make it modern looking.
https://image.architonic.com/imgArc/project-1/4/5202742/3xn-national-museum-uk-ph-09.jpg
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Won't fit the collection on those sites unless they build up- which I understand museums don't like doing. It needs a serious facility, not just a display. That's the main reason they didn't just dump a few million in Market Square.
I'm really not sure where to put it. Brunswick Square? Only half kidding.
I really don't care for the universal asymmetrical panel-clad box thing. You see those everywhere from Shanghai to Chicago to Berlin, and the ones cities our size get never turn out nearly as grand as the renders. There's a local, monumental vernacular tradition to lean on and develop, the modernist box museum is played out.