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In addition to the partitions and columns there was also a complex and technically difficult ceiling installation working closely with the M&E contractor we installed a sub-grid for services and then closed up around with an acoustic ceiling.
Project Value: £1.25million
We have been busy installing a bespoke hexagonal metal tiled ceiling at the West One Shopping Centre in London
Project Value: £500,000
Warwick Group undertake works at Ralph Lauren’s new flagship London store on Regent Street.
Project Value: £480,000
Warwick Group complete another successful refurbishment project, including impressive bespoke sliding switchable doors.
Project Value: £2.9million
Warwick are currently working on the refurbishment of Harrods Wine Store including the fresh installation of new glazing work.
Project Value: £460,000
Warwick Group complete another successful glass install for one of its high-end clients.
This Grade II Listed building, formerly the Coutts Bank in one of London’s iconic squares, was converted into a luxury fine dining restaurant. The existing main hall and basement banking vaults were transformed to offer the perfect setting to celebrate the delights of wine paired with fine cuisine. The restaurant is operated by the famous restaurateurs who delivered the 110 des Taillevent concept in Paris.
Logistically difficult project due the store remaining open during the work. The store was temporarily reduced in size with internal hoarding allowing Waitrose to continue trading. Various work was undertaken including a series of multilevel and timber raft ceilings and partitioning. When refurbishment of the first half of the store was complete Waitrose occupied this space so that work could continue to the other half. This was a time critical project that went without hindrance.
This conference centre was built to cater for a wide range of audiences such as conference delegates, school students and staff of the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus and will include a new exhibition centre, modern meeting rooms and a bar. A multitude of internal rooms were formed around the central auditorium to create a functional yet dramatic internal space. This central area was then encompassed by an elliptical bulkhead from which ceilings then slope away, a technically problematic design but one that was executed to perfection.
