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National Army Museum

Facts

Location Client Cost Completion
London, UK National Army Museum £23.75m 2017

Project details

Our design includes re-organising the public realm and the entrance to the building, creating a stronger identity within the streetscape, as well as a radical re-ordering of the interior to create an atrium space which visually and physically links all floor areas and elements of accommodation and opens up views into and out of the museum.

Significant enhancements to existing accommodation include the reception and entrance space, café, retail and cloakroom facilities, and also to the environmental performance of the building to improve energy efficiency and reduce running costs, together with facilitating future maintenance.

 

Architect associate Verity Rowsell discusses the design of the new National Army Museum in a short film below and BBC News covers its dramatic transformation and reopening. 

 

 

Brief

  • complete upgrade of existing museum to meet the needs of its growing audiences
  • create physical and intellectually accessible environments together with the provision of new visitor facilities

Results

  • a re-established national museum through the substantial re-ordering of its existing 1970s building
  • maximum accessibility and a significantly enhanced visitor experience

Integrated services

architecture, civil & structural engineering, building services engineering, landscape architecture, lighting design, acoustics, interior design, town planning