Winners of Louvre’s €135m overhaul contest revealed

The Architects’ Journal Winners of Louvre’s €135m overhaul contest revealed National Gallery masterminds Selldorf Architects, working with fellow US firm STUDIOS Architecture and French landscape designers BASE Paysagiste have won the international contest to transform the Musée du Louvre in Paris The post Winners of Louvre’s €135m overhaul contest revealed appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Erith lined up for National Gallery structural works

Erith Contractors has emerged as the preferred bidder for a £5.6m contract covering excavation and structural works at the National Gallery’s research centre project in central London. The announcement, made on 27 April, covered the first phase of a two-package procurement strategy. Acting as the… The post Erith lined up for National Gallery structural works appeared first on Construction News.

Kengo Kuma wins contest to design National Gallery’s new wing

The Architects’ Journal Kengo Kuma wins contest to design National Gallery’s new wing Japan’s Kengo Kuma and Associates has won the competition to design an extension to London’s National Gallery, seeing off a number of big hitters The post Kengo Kuma wins contest to design National Gallery’s new wing appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

Project Domani landscape architect, National Gallery

The Architects’ Journal Project Domani landscape architect, National Gallery The National Gallery is seeking a landscape architect for a new £375 million extension to its central London home [Deadline: 17 February 2026] The post Project Domani landscape architect, National Gallery appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

National Gallery seeking MEP engineer for £375m extension

Gallery posts £3.3m job as part of biggest expansion in its 200-year history

The Scottish National Galleries

Situated in the Edinburgh World Heritage Site, the Scottish National Gallery (SNG) is an iconic part of Edinburgh’s architecture, designed in neoclassical style by Sir William Henry Playfair, and opened in 1859. It is situated on The Mound, in the heart of Edinburgh, adjacent to Princes Street Gardens.