The Hepworth Wakefield

The new Hepworth Wakefield exhibition is the point of convergence of recovery on the River Calder waterfront, once in the past the site of a group of low factory structures. It houses a gathering of the model by neighborhood conceived craftsman Barbara Hepworth close by crafted by other unmistakable craftsmen and is one of the biggest workmanship exhibitions yet worked outside London.

The two-story building houses a learning suite, bistro, Address Theater and auxiliary offices on the ground floor, with ten display spaces above. The different skew tops of the breezy exhibition spaces, up to 13m high, empower liberal clerestory coating as a component of the regular lighting methodology.