101 St Martins Lane, London

Sturgis & Co / Mellersh & Harding

Durkan Pudelek Ltd

All-glass automatic sliding doors and screens in slim-style framing forming a fresh, light, modern appearance to the busy entrance of 101 St Martins Lane, London. 

The seven-storey office building underwent a major £5million refurbishment and modernisation programme completed to designs by Mellersh & Harding, surveyors and architects.  Outer doors replaced an existing manual revolving door. The inner screen forms a new lobby area leading to the building’s reception area.

The screens consist of slim-style polyester powder coated aluminium framing system with door wings, side screens and over-panels glazed in 10mm clear toughened glass. Measuring approximately 3.70m high x 4m wide. 

Both entrances utilise an integrated electric locking mechanism linked to and monitored by access control systems for a 24hr a day secure office environment.

Activation is by combined radar & safety presence sensors during the day and via security system at night.

Perceval House, Ealing

Ealing Council

Pringle Brandon LLP

Galliford Try Construction

A typical sixties style building with public, staff & delivery entrances required refurbishment  in order to give greater accessibility to their customers and therefore fulfil obligations under the DDA .

In a phased-programme of works, new entrances have been created for the general public, council staff and goods. The main entrance consists of four sets of automatic sliding doors with slim-line aluminium profiles offering high levels of acoustic and draught-proofing performance. Two sets of exterior, double-glazed doors are set within a structural glazed system and open into a lobby area, and two sets of interior sliding doors lead visitors into the reception area.

The staff entrance has had its existing two revolving doors replaced with four automatic sliding doors incorporating slim-style aluminium profiles. Structura also manufactured and installed a bolted, glass-type canopy above the entrance. A pair of swing doors with automatic operators serves the building’s loading bay.

Works also included refurbishment of two atria, replacing cracked glass and face-caps, and over 600 windows. 

Sheraton Hotel, Heathrow.

Sheraton.

Trademark Interiors Ltd.

Replacement of existing screen comprising revolving door & automatic swing doors with lobby formed from two sets of automatic bi-parting doors and aluminium framing section in a simulated stainless steel finish. The system was chosen for its minimalist clean lines and DDA compliance.  The adjacent secure porters lobby was fitted with automatic drives of the same design operated from security keypad system.

The screens consist of slim-style aluminium framing system in a polyester powder coat simulated Stainless Steel finish with door wings, and fixed screens glazed in 10mm clear toughened glass. Overall the screens measure approximately 2.1m high x 7m wide.