A new high quality acute hospital, using sustainable construction methods. The new healthcare facility accommodates clinical wards, office space, educational facilities, and a wellbeing hub.
Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol
The award winning design for a new aluminium and glass panel over-cladding on the main entry point of a hospital campus
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Project Overview
The project comprised the design of aluminium panel and fin over-cladding for the Upper Maudlin Street façade of the Queens Building. Constructed in the 1970s, this 6 storey reinforced concrete frame structure had had its ornamental concrete decoration removed two decades earlier for safety reasons and, as the main entry point for the public, was a poor advertisement for the hospital campus.
The new aluminium over-cladding comprises powder coated aluminium and glass panels fixed to extruded aluminium rails, which in turn are supported by aluminium brackets fixed directly to the concrete structure with stainless steel resin anchors. Cavity insulation was installed behind the cladding and a 3 storey high aluminium-clad open steel screen was designed to sit in front of the façade to complete the architect’s international award winning design.
The Challenge
To improve the external appearance of the structure
Our Solution
A low maintenance façade design was made from recycleable alluminium.
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