Pharmaceutical Projects
Architect - Aukett Fitzroy Robinson
Main Contractor - SDC Construction
Value - £2.3m
Description - Three separate open plan buildings totaling more than 100,000sq ft of prestigious high quality office space have been constructed for Trinity College, Cambridge. The building incorporates 4,400 sqm of Schuco FW60+ curtain walling, Boon Edam revolving doors, Euroclad rainscreen, Kingspan cladding and profile sheeting fabricated and installed by Red Architectural.
Architect - Lovelock Mitchell & Partners
Main Contractor - Alliance Partner
Value - £2.5m
Description - Set in hundreds of acres of parkland this high-specification office development features Schüco SK60V and FW50+ curtain walling to all elevations. The duo pitched full-length atrium rooflight features Schüco SK60V coupled with double glazed units containing integral solar louvres.
Architect - Amec Design
Main Contractor - LMK Joint Venture
Value - £7.8m
Description - This high quality, multimillion pound office facility incorporates Kalzip standing seam roofing and a bespoke Schüco structural silicone glazing and panelling system, all of which is integrated with brise soleil, louvres, smoke vents and various door types.
Architect - Amec Design
Main Contractor - Merck Sharpe & Dohme
Value - £1.85m
Description - Merck Sharpe & Dohme are one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. The American Company made the decision to take on a major refurbishment programme to its UK Headquarters at Hoddesdon.
Red undertook the remodelling of the production building. This involved the complex task of constructing a new outer skin to the facility, comprising of Spanwall panelling and Schuco windows and curtain walling whilst the building remained live. Once completed the existing façade was removed.
Architect - Amec Design
Main Contractor - Alliance Partners
Value - £2.5m
Description - PR & D is Astra Zeneca's latest addition to their research and development facility at Macclesfield, Cheshire. The main feature was the five storey South facing climate wall. This was constructed as a double skin façade, formed from two separate curtain walling screens with a series of integrated walkways at floor level. Via a series of automated blinds and louvres, the façade was able to help maintain a constant temperature inside the building.
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