Stainless steel louvres chosen as cladding in Spitalfields Conservation Area
OVERVIEW
A landmark in the regeneration of Spitalfields,The Steward Building is situated within the historically and architecturally interesting Artillery Passage Conservation Area.
The site required the highest quality stainless steel louvre as a street front cladding, providing ventilation and visual screening, on two elevations of a prime office development.
The design, which was developed by Lang+Fulton, featured recessed supports for the panels and incorporated a sliding door with concealed gate hardware to achieve a seamless aesthetic.
The louvred panels were made from DeltaBox/SS-90 a pressure locked stainless steel product.
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DeltaBox Cladding And Screening - Steel Louvre Protective Privacy Screen
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