The firm 6a architects has publicized the first images of its ‘reimagining’ of Tate Liverpool, which was founded in 1988. The intervention on the 180-year-old building includes double-height exhibition galleries and an events venue on the ground floor, which opens out to bring in natural light and give views of the historic Royal Albert Dock. While improving the building’s energy and thermal performance, the scheme preserves key elements of Stirling Wilford’s 1980s project…

Tate Modern: Preliminary designs revealed for Tate Liverpool transformation