Dalkia UK will work with the RA to ensure activities are carried out sustainably and responsibly. The team has already begun to create a roadmap to leverage their technical expertise, aligning with the RA’s business strategy and goals to guarantee visitors a consistently great experience.
The Royal Academy of Arts was founded by King George III in 1768. It has a unique position as an independent, privately funded institution led by eminent artists and architects. Its public programme promotes the creation, enjoyment and understanding of the arts through exhibitions, learning and the exchange of ideas. With a strong commitment to delivering a financially sound, culturally and educationally renowned and environmentally sustainable experiences, the RA selected Dalkia UK as their partner as they demonstrated the ability to meet their future objectives.
‘We are delighted the Royal Academy of Arts chose us to take care of their buildings in the heart of London, which house some of the finest art exhibitions in the country. The RA is also a home to the UK’s longest established art school – it’s our genuine privilege to become part of the RA team.’ Stu Brown, Business Unit Director, Dalkia.
Natasha Mitchell, Director of Corporate Services at the Royal Academy of Arts said: ‘We are pleased to be working with Dalkia and look forward to collaborating with their teams over the coming years in the care and maintenance of our heritage estate.’