Horniman Museum

A renovation of the original 1901 South Hall

The redevelopment works at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in Forest Hill includes the renovation of the original 1901 South Hall as part a major HLF funded project to redisplay ‘Collections People Stories', a world-class exhibition in the Horniman Museum's Anthropology collection. The proposal included an innovative reintroduction of natural daylight into the South Hall and improvements to the infrastructure of the historic gallery. New openings and routes will improve connections and reinforce visitor flow and orientation across the museum. A new creative studio space will also be created in the 1911 Emslie Hall providing the museum with a large and central flexible display and event space.

Credits:
Architect: BAT Studio and MICA
Client: Horniman Museum
Quantity Surveyor and Project Management: Fraser Randall
Contractor: CBRE
Structural Engineer:

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