- July 10, 2025
- Posted by: SportsV
- Categories: Case Studies, Featured Articles, Features, Home News, Industry News, News, Press Releases
KSS have been appointed to design and extensively refurbish the Millennium Building at The All England Lawn Tennis Club, home of The Championships, Wimbledon.
Over the years, KSS have cultivated a strong relationship with the All England Club, contributing to several landmark projects, including the design of the retractable roof on No.1 Court, upgrades to Centre Court, the creation of mobile shopping kiosks and the redesign of the Umpire’s Chair to mark the 100-year anniversary of Centre Court at Church Road.
The Millennium Building is integral to The Championships, acting as a central hub for players, media, and Club Members. Since its original construction more than two decades ago, technological advancements, evolving user expectations and sustainable priorities have reshaped the demands of such a space with a low carbon diagrid glulam roof structure.
This refurbishment presents an exciting challenge and opportunity to enhance the user experience, requiring a thoughtful balance of modern upgrades, multifunctionality and sustainable design. Key enhancements include:
– Cutting-edge media hub, complete with a café, lounges and media courtyard for relaxation
– A spacious, light-filled central atrium
– A modern gymnasium for players
– Enhanced dining areas for players and members
– Link to Indoor Tennis Centre improves accessibility
– External lawns and terraces
A new upper level will introduce expanded social and dining areas, rooftop terraces and garden, providing elevated spaces for relaxation and interaction.
The 2025 SVB LIVE Conference & Exhibition – focused on elevating the live experience – is being held at Villa Park on October 6-7th. An Opening Night Icebreaker will kick things off on October 5th (venue TBC) and will close with the SVB LIVE Awards at BCFC’s St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park on the evening of October 7th.



Aligned with the All England Club’s sustainability strategy, this transformation will play a pivotal role in its ambition to achieve net zero carbon by 2030.
Working with main contractor Sir Robert McAlpine, KSS is delivering architecture, interior design and graphic design services for this exciting project. Work is currently underway, and completion is scheduled for 2027 over three phases ensuring continuity of operations and facilities remain available throughout The Championships each year.
Kim Beukman, Design Manager, All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, said:
“KSS has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of our brand and its significance and they have been dedicated to preserving and strengthening our identity in their design. Their attention to detail and their keen eye for style and aesthetics are evident in the beautiful spaces they have created for us. Their commitment to elevating the experience we offer to our guests is evident in the way they approach every project, striving to create spaces that not only reflect our heritage but also provide an exceptional experience for the users.”
Visuals created by Lancin and KSS.
Source & imagery, courtesy: KSS



