Greenwich Square
5th July 2016

REYNAERS systems, including CS 86-HI, CS 77, CW 50 and Vision 50 were chosen to play their part in a regeneration scheme on the site of the former Greenwich District Hospital.

Used throughout the £215m development, Reynaers’ CS 86-HI and CS 77 include flush door and window systems. CW 50 is a curtain wall façade and roof system that has been used as part of the buildings in the public square. Vision 50, used in the retail elements of the development, is a non-insulated flush door system designed for ground-floor and shop front constructions. 

Hugh Moss, Head of Marketing at Reynaers Aluminium, said: “This is yet another impressive project which showcases the design freedom, sustainability credentials and functionality of our aluminium systems.

“This fantastic development maximises glass and aluminium structures by contrasting them against light, space and greenery. Sustainability has been integral to the design of Greenwich Square and we are proud that our systems have been chosen, thanks to our excellent credentials.”

Greenwich Square was designed by Make Architects, fabricated by Fleetwood Architectural Aluminium Ltd and contracted by Mace Plc. In 2014 the scheme won Best Residential Development at The Wharf Awards. The build has now started, using sustainable materials and techniques, including the incorporation of on-site energy technology. Greenwich Square will be complete in 2017. The aim is to deliver a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rated development and to meet Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4 standards.

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