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The Natural History Museum's collections and research facility will open on 15 September
The Natural History Museum in London's new Darwin Centre is a scientific research and collections facility has reached the end of a 25-month build.
Designed by Danish firm C F Møller Architects, the concrete, steel and glass building is intended to represent a giant cocoon. It will house millions of specimens from the museum's collection.
The centre will open on 15 September.
This eight-storey, windowless cocoon by Danish architect CF Moller is the centrepiece of the £78m, 16,000m2 second phase of the Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum in London.
Images released of windowless cocoon by Danish architects that will exhibit 20 million specimens and house its 200 researchers
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