The Nantwich regeneration partnership invited competition entries for the construction of a new landmark cultural center, to be located beside the river Weaver at Baron's Queue. The submission envisaged an ultra modern free flowing design, which nevertheless harmonized with the local black and white, Tudor style vernacular. The center incorporates an heritage center, conference and performance theatre facilities, exhibition space for community arts and a tourist information center with ancillary food, drink and associated administrative accommodation.

The competition was promoted by the Gyeonggi provisional government of Korea, in order to create a museum to house important pre-historic artifacts, found in the area, it was to become the focus for a number of important, nearby archeological sites. The submission envisaged a curvaceous free flowing structure, housing numerous exhibition and curatorial spaces, administrative offices and an elevated restaurant tower with an open air viewing platform, offering views over the open plains of Yeoncheon-gun, home to our prehistoric ancestors.