Tate Britain London

Tate Britain is one of the UK’s most popular art galleries, attracting around 1.5m visitors per year. The Tate Britain ‘Millbank Project’ is part of a multi-phase refurbishment program that will continue over the next 20 years. Phase One involves refurbishment of the southern quadrants of the building including the Millbank entrance, rotunda and galleries in the south east quadrant.

In total, the works includes gallery refurbishment at principal level; an upgraded schools reception, shop café and kitchen servery at lower level; an expanded members area at the upper level and the restoration of the River Room at the front of the building. Underfloor heating was the chosen form of heating within this refurbishment due to it being unobtrusive, does not take up valuable wall space and also provides a very passive form of heating. WMS were commissioned to undertake this work due to their experience and expertise in handling bespoke projects that require exceptional levels of attention to detail.