A Visit to 100 Bishopsgate Project Site
100 Bishopsgate is a mixed-use commercial development comprising of a 40 storey tower with a grand reception and lobby area. Szerelmey carried out the design, supply and installation of the stone flooring to the reception areas and lift lobbies and a striking internal feature wall. The wall is comprised of vein matched Lasa marble from Italy. The flooring was laid on a raised flooring system using a black basalt called Mountains West from level 7 to level 37. We are currently finishing up laying black basalt to the ground floor reception area.
Szerelmey delivers high quality internal finishes across all client sectors of high end residential, commercial, public, leisure, retail and ecclesiastical projects.
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