Search begins to replace Adjaye Associates on £58m slavery museum scheme in Liverpool

Albert-Dock

National Museums Liverpool posts contract notice for £1.1m job to lead project following sexual assault allegations against David Adjaye

National Museums Liverpool (NML) has started the search for a lead architect to replace Adjaye Associates on the £58m project to transform the city’s International Slavery Museum.

The museums body has invited tenders for a £1.1m job to lead the design of the museum and the neighbouring Maritime Museum until the end of December next year, with the potential of an extension to winter 2028.

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