Lincoln Square Project Video
A short video of Lincoln Square project showcasing the external stonework and faience cladding works which Szerelmey specialises in.
Lincoln Square is a 10 storey luxury residential block in the Strand Conservation Area in Westminster. It was built to replace a 1960s concrete office building. The design by PLP Architecture takes account of the historical context of the area and offers a reinterpretation of the masonry and fenestrations of adjacent buildings. Szerelmey were contracted to undertake the SFS backing structure, all the external stonework and the external faience cladding.
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Film credit: Number Violet
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