Prism Architectural: 7-8 St Martins Place, London

Date: 19 April 2018

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www.prismarchitectural.co.uk

Date: 19 April 2018

Prism Architectural are pleased to continue their working relationship with Willmott Dixon Interiors on 7-8 St Martins Place, London.

This project is a refurbishment from office space into a hotel building. Prism will be supplying capped curtain walling manufactured from our supply chain partners – Schuco International. All the windows to the upper floors will be manufactured using our own thermally broken aluminium system – VP System.

Prism will be continuing their relationship with Pilkington UK in supplying high performance double glazed units for the scheme.

We are delighted to add this project to our portfolio of schemes within London with work commencing on-site mid 2018.

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2018-04-19T07:00:00

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