Glaziers Hall
Glaziers Hall was built in 1808 by the worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass and is the only livery hall located south of ...
FFS were tasked with the design, manufacture and installation of Schuco HI Steel framed glazing for the new link building, under instruction from Dow Jones Architects.
Our brief included automated DDA compliant external Doorsets, oversize feature windows, with some incorporating glass to glass corners. The extremely high performance of the HI steel system assisted in offsetting the lower performance values of the existing structure.
With culturally valuable and historic artefacts throughout the site the install was especially delicate, with FFS working very closely with both the Main Contractor and the Architects to minimise the impact of our works on the fabric of the building.
The new link building fitted into an awkward space with the challenge being to marry sleek modern lines with the historical Victorian architecture of the church and Sunday school. The modernist design compliments the two Victorian buildings perfectly and the perpendicular aspect echo’s the pointed arches of the windows and the soaring needle steeple of the church.
Glaziers Hall was built in 1808 by the worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass and is the only livery hall located south of ...
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