Senior Architectural Systems has been announced as an official partner of Retrofit 24, an exhibition led programme hosted at the Building Centre in London.
The exhibition, running until August 30 will show visitors some of the solutions available to help decarbonise the UK’s existing commercial buildings, including Senior’s own range of aluminium windows, doors and curtain wall systems. Product samples will be available to view throughout the exhibition, as well as details of one of Senior’s most complex retrofit contacts – the Royal Arsenal Riverside development in South East London (pictured).
The event, described as focusing on ‘the reuse agenda for our commercial, cultural and civic buildings’, is being delivered by the Built Environment Trust, the independent charity behind the Building Centre.
Building Centre commercial director John Bonning said: “The Building Centre’s purpose is to bring together experts, leaders and problem solvers from right across the built environment sector to share, learn and encourage each other. “The fight to decarbonise and optimise the assets we have needs the attention of the best and the brightest in our industry. We’re bringing them together in a series of events open to all, centred on our exhibition which will run through to the end of the summer.”
The Royal Arsenal Riverside development comprises a mix of new build residential, retail, and commercial elements alongside the sympathetic refurbishment of several listed buildings. Senior’s SF52 curtain wall system and SPW600 aluminium windows were installed throughout the development, with the curtain walling screens incorporating feature curved heads along the spine of the building to pay homage to the scheme’s industrial heritage.
