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A custom solution with discreet details for Copthall Avenue. That’s right up our street.
25 Copthall Avenue
Project overview
The lobby and ground floor of 25 Copthall Avenue have had a facelift.
“The existing reception was dated, and we felt we needed to make some changes to remain competitive” said Asset & Property Manager, Eleanor Harbage, assisting the project.
The reception space and gates were reconfigured to be more customer focused and aid with the flow of people in and out of the building. New floor to ceiling glass and virtual daylight luminaries keep the space light and bright. Contemporary furniture and its placement was carefully selected to create a chic yet relaxed collaborative environment, which supports the newly installed café operation. An additional 80,000 sqft of office space on the 2nd, 3rd 5th and 6th floors are available in the newly refurbished building.
The brief
John Robertson Architects approached The Splash Lab, to help in the creation of a basin solution for the superloos on the scheme. Key criteria included the need to match finishes and aesthetics with the rest of the building interiors, and to maximise the space available within the single user rooms.
The solution
The Monolith Basin System is modular and works perfectly within the superloo environment. A custom basin was created to run down the right hand side of the space which incorporates a bin chute. Partnered with a TSL.960 Sensor Deck Mounted tap, the basin was produced in a steel concrete HiMacs finish.
“The level of professionalism since meeting Lee at an initial breakfast presentation in my old practice JRA, up until the practical completion of the project was impeccable.
I am impressed by the practical functionality achievable with the products employed in the Copthall project for example: the discreet waste collection from the slot drain – what a brilliant solution!”
John Robertson Architects – London
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