C.F. Møller Architects is part of a multidisciplinary design team led by AHR Architects. Together, the design team will work collaboratively with the client to support the development of a preferred way forward. The work will involve analysis, stakeholder engagement, and dialogue with museum staff, users, and the wider community, alongside careful consideration of the building’s heritage value and long-term operational needs.
The initial phase will support the preparation of a business case for submission to the Welsh Government and help ensure that essential maintenance and enabling works are coordinated with a broader, long-term perspective for the museum.

Michael Kruse, Partner and Architect, C.F. Møller Architects, said:
“We look forward to working with Amgueddfa Cymru and the wider project team to support the National Museum Cardiff as it approaches its centenary and explores how the building can continue to evolve into the future. Through a sustainable and respectful approach to reuse, the process will focus on understanding the museum’s potential as a place that brings people, art and science together, while celebrating Welsh culture and identity.”
C.F. Møller Architects brings extensive experience in working with cultural institutions and historic buildings, where architecture is developed as a flexible and durable framework that can support evolving uses over time. The assignment reflects the practice’s approach to long-term, value-driven architecture developed through collaboration, research, and careful stewardship.

Further details will be shared as the project progresses and subject to funding and approvals.