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Science Museum

PROJECT
Greenzone Restaurant and Central Hall Toilets, Cromwell Road, London, SW7

CLIENT
Natural History Museum

ARCHITECT
RWCA/ Path Design/ Berman Guedes Stretton

VALUE
£1.4m

Science Museum

To date, Parkeray has completed 11 traditionally procured projects for The Science Museum, with all works undertaken during normal opening hours. One of the first projects was the creation of a new entrance with ramp and reception area, along with the refurbishment of the existing museum shop.

Most recently we completed the strip out and refurbishment of the Who am I? gallery on the first floor.  This involved the strip out and refurbishment of showcases to provide exciting new exhibits, including the production and installation of interactive displays.

Science Museum