OVERVIEW
PROJECT OVERVIEW
As part of an extensive refurbishment scheme to modernise and transform Glasgow Royal Infirmary University Tower, Norwood were specified by architects Armitage Associates in partnership with main contractors Balfour Beatty Scottish and Southern Ltd. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde commissioned the £12.5 million project to significantly improve efficiency within the University Tower.
SCOPE OF WORK
The transformation included creation of the new state-of-the-art laboratory, as well as a plant room and an impressive glazed vertical ‘eyebrow’, which was installed on the north elevation to enable hospital staff spectacular views of the city within dedicated break-out zones. We were involved from an early stage in the design process and successfully developed a unique internal wall lining system which allowed the interior of the building to be upgraded whilst reflecting the features of the building exterior. From the outset Norwood understood the Royal Infirmary’s need to work within exceptional project and budget control whilst utilising a new bespoke system for the client. The system’s intelligent functionality was developed and manufactured specifically for the University Tower and as such perfectly demonstrates the capabilities and adaptability of our partitions. We also provided our steel door sets.
Mediline Partition 100 mm Glazed Fire Rated
Double Door - Steel Doorset System
Mediline Partitions 100 mm Glazed Non Fire Rated
cGMP Advanced Manufacturing Area for Orthoplastics
Compound Semiconductor Innovation Centre for CSA Catapult
The Compound Semiconductor Facility for IQE
cGMP Global Packing Centre for AstraZeneca
cGMP Advanced Manufacturing Area for Orthoplastics
Compound Semiconductor Innovation Centre for CSA Catapult
The Compound Semiconductor Facility for IQE
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
cGMP Advanced Manufacturing Area for Orthoplastics
Compound Semiconductor Innovation Centre for CSA Catapult
The Compound Semiconductor Facility for IQE
cGMP Global Packing Centre for AstraZeneca