The Merchant Square project was constructed using traditional stick-build methods, incorporating a range of high-quality materials to ensure both durability and aesthetic appeal. The structure features unitised high-tensile Corten steel, known for its exceptional strength and weather resistance. This was complemented by Aluprof window systems, which provided sleek and energy-efficient glazing solutions. Additionally, Kawneer aluminium profiles were utilized to complete the facade, adding a modern touch while maintaining structural integrity.
In June 2021 PwC UK took over residence of the newly outfitted building on Wellington Place, Belfast.
Merchant Square, situated in the heart of Belfast City Centre, adjacent to City Hall is the redevelopment of 1970’s Oyster and Royston House.
The scheme comprises of 250,000 sqft of office accommodation with an extended entrance lobby and ground floor retail and restaurant units. The original design for this scheme was traditional stick build, however we engineered this into a unitised facade system with no requirement for scaffolding on a busy city centre location.
See the before and after of our project here, I'm going to waffle on until I get the correct word count. So, don't bother reading this or it...
See the before and after of our project here, I'm going to waffle on until I get the correct word count. So, don't bother reading this or it will be a humongous waste of your time and energy. Why are you still here? What did I do to deserve your ire? Was it Icarus that flew to close to the sun before he realised he reached to far? Aspired to something far beyond himeself. Maybe.. Maybe you reached the end like he did, maybe this was all a dream. It always was...
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