At the cutting edge: RMJM has refurbished a 1960s building to act as a showcase for Pilkington's innovate glass products and technology

Article Abstract:

RMJM, architects, has refurbished a 1960s building as a showcase for Pilkington's glass. It features a staircase with glass treads and risers bolted together with Planar connectors. There is a new south facade glazed with Planar structural glazing. The building features an exhibition area built around a central drum, housing a lecture theatre for video and film presentations.

Practice, Glass construction

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A roof with a series of extended eaves details

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The main entrance space of the medical centre at Arbroath is a double-height entrance atrium with a structure of exposed cylindrical steel columns and a braced steel roof with a sealed built-up roof system. The inbuilt system of the roof from various angles such as from parapet wall, at lower eaves, and at entrance atrium key, is described.

Scotland, Medical centers, Design and construction, Entrance halls, Medical centres, Arbroath, Scotland

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