Consultant will work on collections centre for nation鈥檚 treasures
Turner & Townsend has won a contract to work on a new collections centre for National Museums Scotland.
The consultant will provide masterplan services and cost consultancy services during the relocation of thousands of items to the new storage facility in Granton, Edinburgh.
Objects earmarked for storage include dinosaur bones, the 40-foot skeleton of 鈥楳oby鈥� the sperm whale and 1.2 million insects.
Turner & Townsend associate director Jane Eckersall said: 鈥淚t is an honour to be a part of this project, which will serve to protect National Museums Scotland鈥檚 wealth of exhibits in state-of-the-art facilities for conservation and research.
鈥淣ational Museums Scotland welcomes more than two million visitors a year, 50,000 of whom are schoolchildren, and presents visitors with a wealth of exhibits from applied arts to archaeology and natural science.
鈥淚t is a vital resource inspiring and connecting Scotland with the world, and the world with Scotland.鈥�
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