NG200 Commercial Design Consultancy

As part of its NG200 programme, the National Gallery is seeking a specialist in retail design and fit-out to work alongside lead architects, Selldorf, to design the retail store on the ground floor of the Sainsbury Wing. The NG200 Welcome project will transform the ground and first floors of the Sainsbury Wing to create an enlarged and improved foyer. The Sainsbury Wing will provide the Gallery’s principal entrance and as one of the first touchpoints on the visitor journey in this re-imagined space, the new store will be an integral part of the welcome experience and open to gallery-goers and casual visitors alike. Additional information: To respond to this opportunity please click here: www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/7GQ6E2283H ↗

As part of its NG200 programme, the National Gallery is seeking a specialist in retail and f&b design and fit-out to work alongside lead architects, Selldorf, to design an integrated solution for the first floor mezzanine which will include a restaurant, signature bar overlooking Trafalgar Square as well as a destination bookstore. The space will also play an important role as an events venue out of hours. The NG200 Welcome project will transform the ground and first floors of the Sainsbury Wing to create an enlarged and improved foyer. The design of the first floor needs to work effectively from a visitor, commercial and operational perspective in terms of presenting an intriguing journey that draws people into the space; it needs to be integrated both within the space itself as well as considering the views to and from it from the ground floor.

As part of its NG200 programme, the National Gallery is seeking a specialist in the design and fit-out of hospitality and members’ spaces to work alongside lead architects, Selldorf, to design the interior of its new Supporters’ House. The Supporters’ House is a c420 sq m space comprising a lounge & bar, private dining space, restaurant, bar and events space. It will provide the Gallery’s growing community of supporters with a place to gather and call home, a place for artists and art lovers within the Gallery’s original 19th century Wilkins building.