Edinburgh's Scottish National Portrait Gallery is to redeveloped at the cost of £17.6m.
The new gallery will be called Portrait of the Nation. It aims to double visitor capacity and will have an education suite, including a community gallery, a seminar room and an art studio.
Scottish architects Page/Park have been appointed, Will Rudd Associates are covering structural engineering work, Gardiner and Theobald and Davis Langdon are working on the development as project managers and cost consultants respectively.
Gallery Director, James Holloway, said: "With the whole design team in place we are all looking forward to getting to work in earnest on this amazing project.
"We plan to use this uniquely resonant Scottish building to bring the story of Scotland, its peoples, histories, places and cultures, to the widest possible audience."
Construction will commence in 2009 and finish in autumn 2011.
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