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A Roof Glazing Replacement for Royal West Academy
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The Royal West of England Academy (RWA) in Bristol has recently celebrated its grand reopening following extensive refurbishment works. Spearheaded by Beard Construction Ltd, the Light and Installation project encompassed urgent repairs to the GradeII* listed building, coupled with upgrades to enhance energy efficiency, reduce costs and minimise environmental impact. A pivotal aspect of this renovation project involved the replacement of the original skylights above the main galleries. The new thermally insulated lanterns now grace the building, offering improved energy efficiency and a reduced environmental footprint.
Canopy Glazing Revival at Folkestone Harbour
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Folkestone’s historical harbour area has been the heart of a vibrant redevelopment scheme, and our rolein this transformation was to rejuvenate the low-level canopy glazing, covering a substantial 1,500m². This renewal has breathed new life into Folkestone’s cherished harbour, creating a circular economy that thrives throughout the year
Glazed Atrium Replacement at Wells House, Ilkley
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Wells House, a historic Grade II listed former hydropathic establishment in Ilkley, West Yorkshire, underwent a significant refurbishment to convert into private apartments back in 2002. Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd was entrusted with designing, manufacturing, and installing 230m² of replacement roof patent glazing for the feature atrium using our Traditional glazing system, in strict compliance with the building’s listed constraints.
Heritage Glazing System Replacement at the Spanish Hall, Winter Gardens, Blackpool
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The Spanish Hall within the Winter GardensBlackpool stands as a historic gem, rich in cultural significance. The restoration project called for a delicate balance between preserving its architectural heritage and implementing modern solutions.As specialist subcontractors working under Conlon Construction, The Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd was entrusted with providing a Heritage glazing system that could seamlessly blend with the hall’siconic design.
New Mono-Pitched Roof Glazing to Kitchen Extension
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We successfully implemented our proprietary Rafterline patent glazing system for a mono-pitched roof in a side return kitchen extension project. This system was chosen to integrate seamlessly with the client’s vision of blending timber rafters internally with a robust and sleek external glazing solution.
Northfleet Water Tower and Facade Glazing
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In the initial phase, Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd undertook the installation of 1,200m² of patent glazing on a faceted façade, comprising 22 tiers. The survey of the existing structure, complicated by the complex shape, required meticulous planning. Coordination with the client and the scaffolding contractor was crucial to ensure effective installation logistics. Challenges included negotiating protruding elements during glazing system installation. To address this, bespoke prefabricated sheet aluminium panels and weathering flashings were employed, effectively weathering the structure. Additionally, the company supplied new entrance and re exit doors for the building. As part of the aesthetic considerations, spandrel panels were strategically installed to conceal intermediate floors, seamlessly matching the corporate colours of the client’s branding. The entire installation process adhered to CWCT standards, resulting in a successful design, manufacture and installation.
Patent Glazing Replacement at Victoria Quarter, Leeds
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The Victoria Quarter in Leeds, renowned for its historic charm and architectural significance, underwent a meticulous refurbishment to restore its fine arcade to its former glory. Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd played a pivotal role in this restoration by replacing over 1000m² of patent glazing.
Replacement Roof Glazing at Goldsmiths University, London
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Our assignment at Goldsmiths University involved replacing the roof glazing of the Great Hall with a focus on enhancing daylighting, providing solar control, ensuring a non-fragile glazing system, and integrating natural ventilation solutions.
Replacement Self Supporting Lantern Rooflights at Plumsted Library
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Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd, engaged by NA Curtain Walling Ltd, successfully replaced 3 self-supporting hipped lantern Rooflights at Plumsted Library. Our proprietary skylight system was chosen for its versatility and robustness, meeting both aesthetic and safety requirements.
Revitalising Camellia House' Roof Glazing
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Nestled within Wentworth Woodhouse, the Camellia House stands as an emblem of architectural grandeur, designed in the early 19th century by Charles Watson-Wentworth, the 2nd Marquess of Rockingham. Its purpose was to cultivate exotic camellia plants from distant lands, symbolic of opulence and refinement. However, the passage of time left this historical marvel in disrepair. Thanks to a £5 million investment from the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust, supported by Lottery funding, the Camellia House witnessed a renaissance, reclaiming its splendour.
Roof & Vertical Glazing Transformation at The Glasshouse, Salisbury
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Situated in the picturesque riverside grounds south of Ablington, near the southern reaches of the parish, Syrencot House stands as a three-story country house with a storied past. Constructed in 1738 on the foundations of an earlier dwelling, the house was later expanded in the early 19th century with the addition of a substantial two-story wing. It was during this period that a magnificent glasshouse was introduced into the estate. In 2019, the Estate changed hands, falling under the ownership of a venue services company with a vision. They set about the remarkable transformation of the somewhat timeworn estate into a venue for weddings and accommodations. Amidst this renaissance, the once-dilapidated glasshouse was reborn with a radiant facelift, its glass-clad exterior and elegant ceiling.
Roof Canopy Replacement at Market Arcade, Newport
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Market Arcade, a Victorian shopping arcade nestled in the heart of Newport, Wales, has not only served as a retail hub but also asa vital pedestrian thoroughfare connecting High Street and Newport Market. This architectural gem holds a special place in history, being the second oldest Victorian arcade still in operation in Wales, the oldest in Newport, and one of the oldest in the UK. Market Arcade, originally known as Fennell’s Arcade, opened its doors in 1869. Later, in the early 20th century, it acquired the name Flowers Arcade, reflecting the businesses that adorned its interior. However, by the early 2000s, before its much-needed renovation, the arcade had fallen into disrepair. It stood unlit, showing signs of structural decline, and was plagued by anti-social behaviour and damage.
Roof Glazing at a Horticultural Facility, Congleton
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Our involvement in the horticultural facility in Congleton began with a collaborative effort alongside the Architect during the pre-tender stage. The project focused on designing and installing two duo-pitched greenhouses tailored for a large-scale medical cannabis production facility.
Roof Glazing at the Queen's Gallery
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The addition of the Queen’s Galleryrepresents the most significant architectural intervention at Buckingham Palace since Queen Victoria’s Great Ballroom was constructed in the 1830s. Buckingham Palace stands as a cornerstone of London’s iconic landmarks, embodying Britain’s national identity and serving as a major attraction for tourists worldwide.Built to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee in 2002, the new Queen’s Gallery transcends its predecessor, quadrupling the exhibition space with a modern suite of galleries. The project was inaugurated by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II inMay 2002 and has since garnered acclaim, including prestigious awards like the Royal Institute of British Architects Award in 2003, the Royal Fine Arts Commission Building of the Year Award in 2003, and the Best Modern Classical Building.
Roof Glazing Renewal at Leeds Art Gallery and Central Library
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A significant renovation project encompassed a comprehensive overhaul of the Art Gallery and Central Library, involving the replacement of 1,250m² of roof patent glazing. The Architect’s chosen solution was the modern and thermally efficient cruciform Skyline system.
Roof Glazing Renewal at Pavilion Gardens, Buxton
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Pavilion Gardens in Buxton is a treasure trove of Grade II listed Victorian buildings, each overlooking the pristine Gardens from its northern boundary. A wide promenade graces the front, setting the stage for a journey into history. The central Pavilion and Conservatory, cast-iron and glass marvels from 1870, were designed by Milner in the grand style of London’s Crystal Palace. The central hall of the Pavilion, now home to a charming café, underwent rebirth in 1983 after a fire threatened its existence. The Conservatory, once a small concert hall with a stage and organ, transformed into a greenhouse conservatory adorned with tropical plants and a tranquil fish pond in 1982.
Roof Glazing Replacement - The Orangery, Ingestre
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The 18th Century Orangery, once a symbol of elegance and charm, had fallen into disrepair. Thanks to lottery heritage funding and the relentless efforts of the ‘Friends of Ingestre Orangery’, a registered charity with the sole purpose of revitalizing this Grade II Listed Staffordshire building, a remarkable transformation was on the horizon. Our task in this ambitious endeavor was to replace the aging roof patent Orangery glazing with a modern yet thermally efficient non-structural Rafterline patent glazing system. We incorporated our ornate PC3 cosmetic cap into the design, infusing the glazing system with a heritage feel that paid homage to the building’s rich history. The Rafterline patent glazing bars found their place fixed to meticulously restored ornate moulded timber rafters, a labour of love undertaken by H.A Briddon Ltd. To ensure the Orangery glazing remained weatherproof, we installed lead sheet weathering flashings around the perimeter and ridge positions. In addition, we added double-pane wide opening ventilators, providing much-needed natural ventilation to the multi-use internal space.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Cambridge Arcade, Southport
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The Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd took on the role of specialist glazing contractor in the restoration endeavour of the iconic Cambridge Shopping Arcade situated in the heart of Southport town centre. This Victorian gem, constructed between 1852-1853, serves as a picturesque link connecting the Town Hall Gardens and the illustrious Lord Street boulevard with the vibrant Chapel Street shopping district. Over time, neglect had marred its grandeur, prompting the need for meticulous restoration efforts to revive its former splendour.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Chester Railway Station
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As part of a significant station upgrade, Chester Railway Station required the replacement of its roof glazing system.This case study highlights the successful installation of patent glazing in two key areas of the station – the high-level glazing within the station and the external low-level canopy glazing. The project encompassed the use of traditional aluminium patent glazing bars with wings and 6.8mm clear laminated Class A safety glass, ensuring both functionality and safety.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Darlington Railway Station
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As part of a significant station upgrade, Darlington Railway Station undertook a roof glazing replacement project. This case study highlights the successful installation of patent glazing to enhance the station‘s high-level glazing, using traditional aluminium patent glazing bars with wings. The project encompassed the installation of single-glazed panels made of 6.4mm clear laminated Class B safety glass, focusing on maintaining operational continuity and safety.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Derby Market Hall
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Derby Market Hall stands as one of the city’s most prominent and aesthetically significant structures, serving as a vital link betweenkey areas of the city centre As a Grade II listed building, its renovation required tasteful attention to detail, especially considering its historical importance from the Victorian era. Our Heritage glazing system, featuring a handmade lead-clothed steel patent glazing system, was chosen to preserve the original design intent seamlessly. Prior to the multi-million pound refurbishment project, the market hall posed safety concerns. Closure to customers was a frequent occurrence due to the risk of glass windows dislodging in adverse weather conditions. Our Heritage glazing system was selected not only for its visual authenticity but also for enhancing safety and restoring the structural integrity of the Market Hall.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Farringdon Underground Station
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Farringdon Station, one of the world’s oldest underground railway stations, stands as a historical landmark and proudly boasts a Grade II listed status. The station, steeped in heritage, required an extensive roof glazing replacement project. This case study highlights our successful endeavour in replacing 1,400m²of patent glazing at the station, which encompassed the complex curved roofs covering the underground and Network Rail lines, as well as the renewal of the concourse glazing.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Govanhill Baths, Glasgow
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Govanhill Baths, an Edwardian public bathhouse located at 99 Calder Street in Govanhill, Glasgow, Scotland, holds the esteemed Category B listing status. This architectural gem, designed by A.B. McDonald, originally served as a multifunctional facility, opening its doors between 1912 and 1917 to provide swimming pools, public baths, and ‘slipper baths’ for individual use. The pivotal decision to select our Heritageglazing system for the restoration of this Victorian bathhouse came after the project’s architect drew inspiration from our past work at Victoria Baths, Manchester, a project that we had completed in our Heritage system back in 2009.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Green Park Station, Bath
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Green Park Station, originally known as Queen Square Station and constructed in the 1860s, served as an operational railway station for over a century. However, in 1966, the final train from Bristol pulled into the station as British Rail decided to close its doors. Since the 1980s, Green Park Station has been under the management ofThe Ethical Property Company and has also found a home for the Bath Farmers’ Market.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Heritage and Arts Centre, Oldham
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The transformation of the former library into a new Heritage and Arts Centre in Oldham marked an ambitious project, breathing life into a cherished Victorian landmark. The building was set to become the heart of the community, linked with Gallery Oldham, the Library, and the Lifelong Learning Centre. This endeavour, driven by Oldham Council’s heritage service, aimed to consolidate local studies, archives, museum collections, and arts and heritage learning under one roof. This was a visionary step to unite services scattered across six different buildings throughout the town.
Roof Glazing Replacement at High Holborn, London
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In the heart of London, at High Holborn,a signifcant roof glazing replacement project unfolded, reshaping the office space to enhance its energy efficiency and functionality. This case study delves into the successful replacement of 250m² of roof patent glazing, showcasing our Heritage system, equipped with solar-controlled double-glazed units to combat solar gain and bolster thermal efficiency during a comprehensive office refurbishment.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Holyhead Market, Wales
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Established in 1855, the Grade II-listed Market Hall in Holyhead, Wales has long been a focal point in the community. Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd was entrusted with delivering the roof patent glazing package following specifications from Purcell, the Architect, who chose our Heritage glazing system.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Koko + Hope & Anchory, London
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KOKO, a renowned London theatre, embarked on an ambitious reinvention project, expanding its existing structure into a sprawling 4,650m² of cultural space with 750 m² of Heritage patent glazing.For this transformation, we played a pivotal role by utilising our Heritage glazing systems to celebrate the historical significance ofthe venue. The internal habitable spaces were equipped with our Heritage double glazed system, while the creation of the scalloped glazed canopies was executed with our Heritage single glazed system. These systems, based on the designs of late 19th-century patent glazing, are dedicated to maintaining the integrity of grade one and two listed buildings, structures of historical value, and prestigious projects. Our Heritage system proved to be the ideal choice for the KOKO project, considering the venue’s protected status.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Leicester Railway Station
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Leicester Railway Station, a vital transportation hub in the heart of the city, required a signifcant roof glazing replacement project to enhance its structural integrity and functionality. This case study showcases the successful replacement of 2,500m² of patent glazing at the station, including innovative design elements to improve future maintenance access.
Roof Glazing Replacement at London Victoria Train Station
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The London Victoria Train Station, an iconic transportation hub in the heart of the city, required a comprehensive roof glazing replacement to preserve its historical charm and enhance safety. This case study highlights the successful replacement of 6000m² of patent glazing at the station, including the unique challenges and innovative solutions implemented during the project.
Roof Glazing Replacement at McArthur Glen Designer Outlet, Swindon
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The Standard Patent Glazing Co. was engaged by Beard Construction to undertake the replacement of 900m² of patent glazing at the Marks and Spencer shopping outlet within the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet in Swindon. The project aimed to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the outlet while ensuring minimal disruption to its operations during the glazing replacement.
Roof Glazing Replacement at The Royal Exchange Building, Manchester
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The Royal Exchange building in Manchesterendured significant damage on 15 June 1996 when an IRA bomb exploded in nearby Corporation Street, less than 50 yards away. While the main structure remained undamaged, the blast caused the domes to shift. Extensive repairs were needed, taking over two years to complete and costing £32 million, which was generously funded by the National Lottery.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Victoria Baths, Manchester
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Victoria Baths in Manchester, designed tobe the grandest baths in Britain when they first opened their doors in 1906, stands as a Grade II–listed Edwardian gem. Despite decades of neglect that left it virtually derelict for over 30 years, the building retained much of its former grandeur.
Roof Glazing Replacement at Withington Baths, Manchester
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Withington Baths, a historic swimmingpool and leisure centre located in South Manchester, underwent a remarkable transformation, reopening its doors to the public, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Love Withington Baths Group. Originally constructed in 1913, this cherished community landmark faced the threat of closure for two years, but a spirited campaign by the Love Withington Baths Group ultimately prevailed.
Roof Lantern Replacement at 31 Granby Street, Leicester
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In the heart of Leicester city centre, the ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) Leicester building stands as a remarkable Grade II* listed treasure. This iconic structure, designed by the renowned architect Joseph Goddard, once served as the headquarters of the Leicestershire Banking Corporation. ISKCON has proudly owned this architectural gem for a decadeHowever, the grandeur of this historic building faced a grave threat. The Centre found itself on the national Buildings at Risk Register, with its roof in a state of disrepair. Water had infiltrated the building, putting its historic interior decor at risk. Urgent measures were required to safeguard this architectural marvel.
Roof Patent Glazing at Victoria Coach Station, London
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Victoria Coach Station, an iconic transportation hub in London, requiredthe expertise of Standard Patent Glazing Co Ltd for the design, manufacture and installation of 1300m² of roof patent glazing. Our Traditional patent glazing system was chosen to enhance the terminal’s aesthetics and functionality, incorporating 9.5mm laminated safety glass to meet CWCT TN66 & TN67 standards for non-fragility.
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