Portsmouth Guildhall, a landmark at the heart of the city, faced significant challenges related to its aging electrical infrastructure. The need for an upgrade was underscored by outdated systems that no longer complied with modern safety standards.
When Portsmouth City Council embarked on the refurbishment of the D-Day Museum in Southsea, the mission was clear: to honour the past while creating a space that meets the needs of today's visitors. As the only museum in the UK dedicated solely to the Normandy landings, it plays a significant role in both local and national cultural landscapes. The refurbishment aimed to modernise the museum’s infrastructure, ensuring it could tell its important stories for years to come without losing its unique character.
Upgrading lighting in historic buildings like All Saints Church presents unique challenges. These structures often have outdated electrical systems that are not designed to handle modern lighting demands. Additionally, preserving the architectural integrity and historical value of the building while implementing new technologies is crucial.
