Sea Malta Building

The Sea Malta Building, originally constructed in 1948 as the NAAFI Building for the British military, is a significant historical site located in Marsa, Malta. It served various purposes, including a warehouse and recreational facility, and was the headquarters of Sea Malta from 1981 until its dissolution in 2006. The building played a vital role during WWII, providing food and services to the Grand Harbour area. Despite its historical importance and modernist architectural features, including a distinctive clock tower, the building has faced structural issues leading to partial demolition in 2017. Today, it stands as a testament to Malta's military history and architectural heritage, attracting interest from both tourists and researchers.