Goods Corner
Goods Corner, Edinburgh
Located in a prominent area of Edinburgh the scheme consisted of 3 blocks of student accommodation. Frameclad supplied all of the frames and floor cassettes to form the three-storey structure. The developer was keen to use some of the previous buildings stonework which were incorporated in the external cladding of the cottage building.
A very complicated build with stunning and satisfying results – many types of SFS / frames and techniques were utilised to produce the finished project.
Logistics were difficult given the location of the project , however, by consultation and agreement the project was delivered smoothly and on time to the satisfaction of all involved.
Product: Hot rolled steel / infill SFS and load bearing systems – walls and roof
Site: Goods Corner, Edinburgh
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Client:
Materials: 75mm,100mm and 150mm
Area: 6000m²
Floors: 2 floors over three separate blocks
Status: Complete
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