Willmott Dixon Interiors is carrying out a significant upgrade to the roof of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, one of London's most iconic cultural landmarks.

As part of the £12 million project, the company is installing over 23,000 square feet of sun-protected glazing above the museum’s central court area. The upgrade aims to address water ingress issues and reduce solar heat gain, improving the sustainability and preservation of the Grade I listed building.

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The project will also enhance acoustics and elevate the overall visitor experience. In addition to the roof improvements, Willmott Dixon Interiors is performing a deep clean and servicing of the building’s essential capital plant, including chillers, air coolers, air handling units, and the underfloor heating and cooling system, which will undergo a flush. Existing plate heat exchangers are being replaced, and air cooling systems are being upgraded to boost efficiency and performance.

Further internal works include the renewal of electrical lighting, power, and data systems, ensuring the museum remains a state-of-the-art cultural destination while preserving its historic character.