Sheerness-On-Sea is a former royal dockyard town with several important architectural monuments, such as the first multi-storey building; a metal-framed boat store of 1858. As of late, it has suffered from the withdrawal of the military. The construction of the promenade brought attraction in the 19th century, with additions of seaside resort activities on Beachfields park; however great floods in 1953 and 1978 resulted in slow recovery and a raised sea wall defence which separated the town from the sea.

 

In continuation with the development of the Bluetown Maritime & Aviation Museum, the urban strategy proposed to rejuvenate Sheerness-On-Sea which consists of providing a collection of community facilities based on aquatic sports, gardening and fish. Breaking the sea wall at certain intervals - which separates the land and sea at present - with link pathways and covered centre points.