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During November 2007 Prince Charles paid a visit to see how this clever mix of residential and commercial properties is progressing. We have been involved with GRP cornice to high levels towers where maintainance issues have preculded traditional timber alternatives. Our TH01 stone effect cornice forms a beautiful concave arc on the highest buildings that dominate the local skyline, whilst our Lift Pit Liners can be found inside the Dorset Fire Brigade's new headquarters.
If you are looking to mimic a specific architectural detail we would be happy to discuss your individual requirements. We are happy to take on new designs, and can meet most low volume production needs given sufficient lead-time. Call us on 01626 833800 to discuss your project.
Victorian façade refurbishment, Well Street, Hackney Contractor: Caswells
SCD Architects of London were faced with providing sympathetic refurbishments on seventeen dwellings in Well Street, Hackney. House Martin worked in conjunction with the main contractors (Caswells) to provide curved and linear window embellishments. Particular care was required in fabricating window headers that matched the curvature of the building. Products used included HMDC01V Canopy (window header), TF05 Corbels, and pre-finished PU mouldings. Finsbury Park Café, London Contractor: Cranegates
House Martin were approached by contractor Cranegates to provide a radius and straight fascia solution for a new cafe. Using GRP we were able to offer a beveled radius which could not be formed with traditional aluminium fabrication systems. In addition, we were able to provide the fascia in a grey colour (RAL 7004) to match the soffit and window profiles. New Retail Units, Gillingham, Dorset Contractor: Snibor
House Martin were chosen to provide decorative features for two new retail units in Gillingham, where planning constraints required a decorative frontage. Products chosen include B409 Corbels, KP4 Pilasters, HMLYM Cornice and CH02R dummy chimneys. |
