INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Indianapolis Museum of Art is planning a major redesign of its 152-acre grounds in the coming years that officials say could cost $100 million.
The possible projects include a new pedestrian bridge between the main museum building and its 100 Acres art-and-nature park, a tree-lined outdoor walkway, a new plaza with seating and food carts, and a new children’s garden and play area.
Museum director Charles Venable tells The Indianapolis Star (https://indy.st/2eIcfSR ) that the plan aims to prepare the museum for what visitors will want in the next 20 years. He says it could cost $100 million to carry out.
He says new generations of museum visitors will want more movement inside and outside of the buildings, along with more outdoor interaction.
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Information from: The Indianapolis Star, https://www.indystar.com
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