Powerhouse Museum's $300 Million Revamp Transforms Exhibition Spaces by 2027
Published on 4.4.25
The Powerhouse museum at Ultimo is undergoing a $300 million rebuild, which will involve demolishing parts of the building and creating a public square connecting it to the CBD. The project aims to revitalize the unique experience of the museum, with improved exhibition spaces expected to be completed by 2027.
In addition to the Powerhouse museum's renovation, other museums are also undergoing significant transformations. However, these changes will not be discussed in this article as they do not relate to the Powerhouse museum's rebuild.
The redesign of the Powerhouse museum reflects a focus on preserving and revitalizing its unique experience for visitors. Curators have gained new insights during their exhibitions at the Brutalist Breuer building, where they reimagined how European icons would be displayed in the museum's period rooms.
The Powerhouse museum's rebuild aims to improve exhibition spaces and create a more engaging experience for visitors. The project is expected to be completed by 2027, with improved facilities and a new public square connecting it to the CBD.
The Powerhouse museum will also debut its latest exhibit on European art, featuring works from its extensive collection in innovative ways.