Early 2018 the winner of a private architecture competition to build the new CaixaForum Valencia inside L'Àgora was announced to be the Catalan architect Enric Ruiz-Geli.
CaixaForum Valencia will adapt 6,500 square meters to house two exhibition halls, an auditorium with 300 seats, two multipurpose rooms, a bar-restaurant, a bookstore, and family and educational space on a second level.
The space will offer art exhibitions, conferences, concerts and shows, social events, educational and family workshops and activities for the elderly.
An investment of around 18 million euros is needed to renovate L'Agora to house CaixaForum Valencia.
In addition, about 5 million euros may be allocated annually for the maintenance, programming and operation of the center.
 It is expected to open in early 2021.
Early 2018 the winner of a private architecture competition to build the new CaixaForum Valencia inside L'Àgora was announced to be the Catalan architect Enric Ruiz-Geli. CaixaForum Valencia will adapt 6,500 square meters to house two exhibition halls, an auditorium with 300 seats, two multipurpose rooms, a bar-restaurant, a bookstore, and family and educational space on a second level. The space will offer art exhibitions, conferences, concerts and shows, social events, educational and family workshops and activities for the elderly. An investment of around 18 million euros is needed to renovate L'Agora to house CaixaForum Valencia. In addition, about 5 million euros may be allocated annually for the maintenance, programming and operation of the center.  It is expected to open in early 2021.
L'Àgora