Manchester City IWM Museum clocks in, costing £28 million to build

#check-in position The North Building of the IWM Museum in Manchester is a memorial museum for the Trafford Incident located in Greater Manchester, England. It is one of the representative works of deconstructive architecture. The building won the 2003 British Construction Industry Architecture Award, making Manchester famous. The exhibition hall is obviously much smaller, with only one floor, and it basically takes less than 2 hours to complete the entire visit. If you are a military enthusiast, this is a must-visit place The IWM Museum in Manchester opened on July 5, 2002. The designer was Daniel Libeskind. The entire construction cost approximately £28 million.