Manor Road

Introducing Clarkes tallest unitised project to date. Located in the London Borough of Newham, this mixed use, residential and affordable home scheme is located centrally to the Canning Town train station for access and delivers 800 new homes including 400 affordable over 3 phases.

The 34 storey tall Block A sits proud in the London skyline and is easily distinguished by its 2 tone bespoke terracotta unitised panels and bespoke brise soleil. Block B and C sit by its side creating an open neighbourhood for future residents, businesses and the local community.

Manor Road falls under the wing of our Major Projects division. This division specialises in offsite MMC with Manor Road being the perfect example of our faced solutions.

Every panel is designed and machined at our HQ with quality and safety in mind with each individual unit undergoing a 70+ point quality check with full traceability prior to dispatch and final installation.

Bath Court

Bath Court in Birmingham is a student accommodation building with a distinctive blue exterior. The building features a 100-meter-long frontage with blue glazed aluminum extrusions, creating a water-like effect.

Value has been added to the development site through an aesthetic which references the local historic context.

The architectural design takes inspiration from the Victorian public baths that were built in the Bath Row area in the 18th and 19th centuries. Four new dies were created for the assortment of blue glazed aluminium extrusions which gives the building a distinctive character and an overall water-like effect.

Bath Court utilizes Sotech Optima bespoke panels and Aluprof curtain walling. Specifically, the project features Sotech Optima XTR panels, which were the first of their kind to be installed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, according to Sotech Optima.

The bespoke extrusions reduced the weight of the façade from the original specification. The extrusions also provide greater levels of impact resistance

Before & After

Merchant Square, situated in the heart of Belfast City Centre, adjacent to City Hall is the redevelopment of 1970’s Oyster and Royston House.

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