The atrium’s beautiful glass ceiling at the newly renovated Nationalmuseum lets the light in. Part of the elevator shaft is seen with a surface of braided brass.
Special solutions have been required in order to maintain the cultural and historical values of the building and meet all requirements for modern technology. The colors in the vaulted ceilings have been carefully restored to their original appearance.
Ventilation, sprinkler and smoke detection are hidden in the beautiful stucco of the roof.
Renovation of the atrium at Nationalmuseum.
The banisters at Nationalmuseum have been supplemented with extra metal bars in the spaces for better security.
All the spaces have been carefully renovated. Every little detail is important.
The halls have been repainted in various interesting wall colors.
No detail is left to chance during the renovation of Nationalmuseum.
Letting the light back into Nationalmuseum. Photo: Urban Jörén
The basement floor was lowered to create new visitor facilities. Photo: Urban Jörén
Covering the sections that require protection. Photo: Urban Jörén
12 meters of the Annexe were demolished to make room for the loading facility. Photo: Urban Jörén
Lifting the floor, installing new duct systems and relaying the floor. Photo: Urban Jörén
