A TOP UK tourist attraction is set to undergo a huge multi-million-pound revamp over the next two years. The north and south entrances of the British Museum are going to get a facelift, making them more attractive and practical for visitors. Advertisement 4 The British Museum's north and south entrances are set to get a facelift in the coming years 4 Concept art shows how the entrances will be more inviting for visitors Credit: Studio Weave After winning a contest, Studio Weave with Wright & Wright Architects, Webb Yates Engineers, Tom Massey Studio and Daisy Froud are the team responsible for bringing the museum's new entrances to life.
Concept art from Studio Weave shows the entrance to the museum being covered by a reflective ceiling, with plants and stone benches dotted throughout the foyer area. According to the Architects' Journal , the designers will now work with the British Museum and other local partners to develop the designs. Once the designs are fully developed, a planning application will be lodged.
Advertisement Read More on Museums OUTTA TOWN Pretty market town that attracts royals with tiny UK museum and Tudor attraction MAD FOR IT Spanish city to visit during Christmas has wintery tipples and free snacks The renovated entrances are expected to be in place by spring 2026. Nicholas Cullinan, director of the British Museum , said: "As the most visited building in the UK, and one of the top three most visited museums in the world, first impressions count. "With .
