Telephony in blue

Article Abstract:

Architects Diplock Partnership were given the task of designing refurbishment work on the corporate office entrance of the British Telecommunications PLC Tower, London, England. The project cost 1.53 million pounds sterling and incorporated the auditorium, reception area, a cyber cafe and an exhibition area. Light and Design Associates designed the lighting for the area. The project included a number of innovative luminaries, such as K2, a new blue light produced by Custom Light. Electrical contractor J M Nash had only eight weeks on site.

Services, British Telecommunications PLC, Architects, Lighting, Office decoration, Diplock Partnership

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Tall order

Article Abstract:

The rebuilding of a large office block in the City of London, England, known as City Point, is described, fron the viewpoint of the mechanical and electrical engineering contractor.

Matthew Hall Engineering

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Exhibitionist behaviour

Article Abstract:

Drake & Skull Engineering's struggle to meet the unmovable deadline for completing work at the new ExCel exhibition centre in London, England, is described.

Engineering Services, Electrical Engineers, Design and construction, Convention facilities, Convention centers, Drake and Scull Engineering

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