Avion Court
Avion Court, Crawley
Avion Court is a brand new development made up of 137 contemporary residential units and located in Crawley with close proximity to Gatwick Airport.
This former 1970s office tower has undergone an extensive transformation and benefits from secured on-site parking, concierge service, bike storage and improved landscaping. The property will include a shared amenity space with the aim of giving enjoyable social spaces and enhanced facilities for the residents.
The site is within walking distance to Crawley Town shopping centre and with excellent connections to local overground and bus services. The development is well positioned opposite the Crawley Leisure Park on London road, which features a multi-screen cinema, a health club, a bowling alley and several restaurants. Avion Court forms part of Interland Group’s Private Rental offering and is due for completion in late Spring 2020.
Frameclad designed the SFS to sit outside of the building line using an oversail – continuous walling system. By using specialised bracket system the inconsistencies in the existing façade were overcome to provide a true building line to receive subsequent façade treatments.
Product: SFS Oversail / Continuous walling
Site: Avion Court
Main Contractor: Tim K
Materials: Continuous Walling / Oversail SFS
Area: 3000m²
Floors: Four floors plus gables and parapet
Status: Completed late spring 2020
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