Stortford Interiors
 
Projects Over £500k
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Corby Academy


Corby, Northampshire

Main Contractor:
Wates Construction

Value: £600K

Architect: Foster and Partners

Scope of works: To supply and install floor to slab Komfort Polar double glazed/Polar Tec partitioning systems together with curved feature areas. Installation also included the supply of doors and over panels, as well as integrated fire rated glazed doors to the glazed screens.

Corby Business Academy is the third academy project where Stortford Interiors worked with world renowned architects Foster and Partners (the other two projects being The Thomas Deacon and London Academies).

The client was specific about visibility and sound with performance requirements including glazed screens meeting client criteria of withstanding a crowd pressure point loading of 1.5kN, 30 minute fire rated double glazed screens with an acoustic performance of 42db.

Stortford Interiors worked closely with both client and architects to successfully provide a performance solution to the design requirements of this impressive £30M educational project.

 

Ropemaker


London EC2

Main Contractor:
Mace

Value: £900K approx.

Architect: ARUP

Scope of works: Ropemaker is set to become one of the city of London’s most attractive yet sustainable commercial buildings. The building, designed to achieve an ‘Excellent’ BREEAM rating, has already won the main contractor a Silver Considerate Contractors award.

Stortford Interiors were appointed to design, supply and install specialist suspended ceilings, featuring Gull wing and bespoke wave ceilings to the Reception, Atrium, main reception area, lift lobbies and main external canopy. They brought together SAS International and Zumtobel to provide a complete one stop solution to successfully meet the client’s design brief. This is a project Stortford Interiors are particularly proud of.

Stortford Interiors won the 2010 Association of Interior Specialists GOLD Award (Ceiling category) for this project.

 

Manchester Square


London W1

Main Contractor:
BW Interiors

Value: £880K

Architect: FD Architecture

Scope of works: Stortford Interiors were appointed to supply and install six floors of drywall partitions, Komfort Polar partitions, SAS 25/16 ceilings, M/F ceilings, joinery and acoustic barrier works. Special features included ¾ height partitions with clerestory glazing throughout, full height sliding doors, and fitting recessed door frames into lacquered goal post surrounds with concealed ironmongery. The whole installation effectively was completed in twelve weeks!

 

Bank Of Ireland


Bread Street, London EC4

Main Contractor:
Mitie Interiors Ltd

Value: £650K

Architect: Gensler

Scope of works: The works comprised high performance Gyproc metal stud partition walls to meet the client’s acoustic requirements with frameless clear acoustic glass screens to the front of the offices. The executive suite comprised double glazed flush doorsets with integral closures. All the glazed screens were sourced from Lifestyle who designed completely new double glazed flush doorsets for this scheme.

 

Edelman UK


Southside, Victoria Street, London SW1

Main Contractor:
StructureTone UK

Value: £650K

Architect: Gensler

Scope of works: Bespoke glass partitions, full height glass doors, feature ceilings and rafts, metal pan ceilings and drywall partitions.

Stortford Interiors worked in close conjunction with Logica Glazing to produce a bespoke full height glazed system with oversized channels and framing to give the appearance of light boxes when back lit.

This high end fit-out involved close working relationship with the architect, client and manufacturer to detail, text and fabricate and install this job specific system that fulfilled the client’s aesthetic, commercial and performance requirements within 12 weeks. The conference and meeting room areas were fitted with light troughs, rafts and oversize glass doors to give a striking modern appearance.

The reception area featured coffered ceilings and the Bar area featured a dropped and raking ceiling with radius corners and inset integrated audio-visual equipment.

 

Project Sapphire


Crawley, Surrey

Main Contractor:
Laing O’Rourke

Value: £3.5M

Architect: Hazel McCormack Young LLP

Scope of works: Komfort partitioning, drywall partitions, suspended ceilings, plasterboard ceilings and white rock walls.
Stortford Interiors’ involvement in this substantial interior fit-out project comprises three large building inside Project Sapphire; Buildings A, B and D. Building A consists of five levels from ground to fourth floor office environments. Building B consists of three levels from ground to Level 2 with the ground floor accommodating a large restaurant and kitchen build, involving the installation of various types of lay-in grid, plasterboard bulkheads and ceilings. Within Building B there is also an auditorium, VIP lounge, theatre and café area, with floors 1 and 2 dedicated to office accommodation. Building D is the largest of the three installations dedicated to a very large production area, office space and massive simulator hall.

AIS Contractors Awards 2009, Certificate of Excellence awarded to Stortford Interiors for this project.

 

Ship Canal House


King Street, Manchester

Main Contractor:
Wates Interiors

Value: £650K

Architect: Sheppard Robson

Scope of works: Ship Canal House is a ten-storey 7,000 sq m high specification office space, and is considered to be one of Manchester’s most renowned and revered buildings.

Stortford Interiors’ participation in this prestigious refurbishment project involved the installation of Armstrong Orcal metal ceilings, drylining and impressive Gyproc feature bulkheads throughout.

 

Knightlights Property International


St. James’ Square, London SW1

Main Contractor:
Mitie Interiors Ltd

Value: £975K

Architect: The Colman Partnership Ltd

Scope of works: Partitions and linings including access panels, M/F ceilings and SAS tiles. One of our contract items was the construction of partitions and linings to a lift lobby including an atrium area which went throughout the building.

Stortford Interiors supplied and installed back lit glass to various walls on a number of floors of the building.

 

The Thomas Deacon Academy


Queen’s Gardens, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

Main Contractor:
Laing O’Rourke

Value: £1.2M

Architect: Foster & Partners

Scope of works: partitions, glazed screens, doors and frames

The performance requirements for this project included for the glazed screens to meet the Academy criteria of withstanding a crowd pressure point loading of 1.5kN, 30 minute fire rated double glazed screens, and meet an acoustic performance of 42db.

One of the largest state schools in Europe and most expensive state school in Britain, costing £46m, The Thomas Deacon Academy opened in September 2007.

Stortford Interiors worked closely with Laing O’Rourke and Foster & Partners to provide a performance solution to the design requirements of this prestigious project.

Stortford Interiors supplied and installed floor to slab Komfort Polar Double Glazed/PolarTec partitioning systems together with curved feature areas. The installation also included the supply of doors and over panels, as well as integrated fire rated glazed doors to the glazed screens.

Stortford Interiors recently won the 2008 Association of Interior Specialists Silver Award (Partioning - value band over £100K) for this project.

 

PriceWaterhouseCoopers


Cornwall Court, Birmingham

Main Contractor: Wates Interiors

Value: £1.1M

Architect: BDG Workfutures

Scope of works: Mineral fibre ceilings, drywall partitions, glazed partitions, joinery

This fit-out was BCO AWARD WINNING PROJECT: “BEST OF BEST” IN 2004. A 100,000 sq/ft remodelling and fit-out of PWC’s existing premises was undertaken to demanding timescales and the building was occupied throughout the entire process. Stortford Interiors undertook mineral fibre ceilings, drywall partitions, glazed partitions and joinery. Extremely close working with our Client’s team helped to ensure PWC’s new office space in Birmingham being named the most dynamic work environment in the UK.

 

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)


FLEXILABS

The need for GSK to respond to the new and changing R&D environment led to the development of the FlexiLab concept - a completely flexible laboratory design solution.

Scientists were often impeded by laboratories with fixed furniture, fume cupboards and a rigid services infrastructure with little scope for change.

The novel but fully tested FlexiLab concept allows the laboratory workspace to constantly evolve to respond to GSK's new and changing R&D environment. The need is for a scientific work space that can be rapidly installed and be reconfigured simply when required. The FlexiLab concept provides this with minimal disruption.

FlexiLab principles are endorsed by GSK and being implemented on a global basis. FlexiLabs are being successfully applied throughout all GSK European Operations R&D facilities.

The timescales for installing these projects are extremely tight and involve working in conjunction with a number of other contractors on site. Due to Stortford Interiors' successful high spec, high quality and well-managed installation, work is on going with GSK on this particular project across their numerous laboratories.

Stortford Interiors has been the major contractor for the installation of the ceilings and walls of the FlexiLab system at several GSK sites, including their largest one-off laboratory project - the Triple FlexiLab at their site in Stevenage. The FlexiLab concept uses high spec products based around Komfort Polar silicone glazed full glass partitions, including glass doors and Burgess metal pan ceilings.

Walls & Flooring

Floor to ceiling glass wall partitions divide the laboratory and write-up areas.

Wall Features:
• 12mm toughened glass
• Frameless construction
• Quick installation and reconfigurable

Floor Features:
• Carpeted write-up
• Welded vinyl floor in laboratory

Modular Ceiling

Fully accessible plank and beam ventilated ceiling

Features:
• GSK modified ceiling grid with additional structural support
• Service pods can be supported from ceiling beams in any position
• Pressurised supply air ceilings voids
• 2700mm optimal ceiling height
• 1200mm width clear access into ceiling void
• Supports light fittings
• Facilitates services installation and maintenance

Specification:
• Polyester painted 1200x300mm lay-on tiles
• 100mm linear beam grid
• 10mm drop rods at 900mm centres
• Maximum 150mm to first drop rod from beam joint to achieve structural integrity

 

Cancer Research UK


Addenbrookes Hospital Cambridge

Main Contractor: Laing O'Rourke

Value: In excess of £1M

Architect: Anshen Dyer

Scope of works: Metal ceilings, drywall partitions, glazed partitions

A prestigious interiors fit-out for one of the industry’s major protagonists. The full range of Drywall products and solutions complemented by high quality metal ceilings and glazed partitions to specialist areas.
 

Imperial War Museum


Duxford - Airspace Exhibition building

Main Contractor: Laing O'Rourke

Value: In excess of £900K

Architect: Hok International Ltd

Scope of works: Drywall partitions and ceilings, structural partitions and ceilings (Knauf SBS)

Colin McEvoy and his team undertook the strip-out and refurbishment of the Imperial War Museum at Duxford in late 2005 and early 2006. This drywall-based project called for walls in excess of forty feet high and for structural walls and ceilings to demanding specifications. The Client's preparations for this project involved moving all his full size planes - from Spitfires to Concords - out of the area to be refurbished and then back in again. One of the East of England’s major tourist attractions is now full of Stortford Interiors' work!

 

London Academy


Edgware, Middlesex

Main Contractor: Wates Construction Ltd.

Value: £605K

Architect: Sir Norman Foster & Partners

Scope of works: Metal and plasterboard ceilings, drywall partitions, glazed partitions, joinery

A five-month fit-out at one of the new wave of flagship Academies. Full height glazed partitions grace a four-storey high atrium running the entire length of the building. Further glazed partitions and doorsets create a network of classrooms, quiet study areas and staff rooms. Stortford Interiors also undertook all the M/F and metal ceilings and fit-out elements to the Gym, changing rooms and WC blocks. This project was notable for the majority of the installation being undertaken by Stortford Interiors' directly employed fixing crews.

 

The Stanway School


Colchester

Main Contractor:
Amec Group Ltd

Value: £600K

Architect: Stanley Bragg Ltd

Scope of works: Mineral Fibre Suspended Ceilings / MF ceilings / Dry-lining / Beam Encasements and Plastering Packages

Stortford Interiors utilised their multi-disciplined experience to deliver this expansive educational installation. Stortford Interiors satisfied this stringently programmed project to ensure handover dates were met to enable the school to become ‘live’ at the beginning of the new term.

The works evolved primarily around classroom and music room fit-outs where product durability and acoustic performances were of great importance.

This project was yet another successful public sector installation for Stortford Interiors.

 
   
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