Nido Spitalfields, London, UK
Overview
Nido Spitalfields is a brand new accommodation block situated in London.To date, Nido Spitalfields is the tallest student accommodation in the world at 33 storeys high. There are over 600 flats within the development all offering 5 star living for students attending various local universities.
The award winning architectural practice TP Bennett, had the vision to create a unique covered outdoor space for residents. The covered zone had to be in keeping with the overall design, with a contemporary and high quality finish.
The end result is a multi-purpose courtyard area in which students can relax, study, and socialise – all under shade and with wi-fi access – making it a very functional and robust space to enjoy all year round.
Having seen the Hypar shapes in the Signature Structures range, TP Bennett worked with Fabric Architecture’s in-house designers to create a bespoke PVC structure that is 8.5m x 8.5m and mounted on steel masts.
Restricted access for installation meant that the steel masts had to be put into place using Genie lifts and specialised technology had to be implemented in order to bolt the heavy masts in place.
The canopy fulfills the needs of the user by providing much needed shade in the courtyard area. The large footprint and clean lines echo the surroundings and this helps to create a modern yet comfortable space which can be used for any occasion.
Main contractors ISG provided Fabric Architecture with outstanding assistance in all areas, which allowed the installation to be completed very efficiently.
Main Contractor: ISG
Architects: TP Bennett
Structure
• Type: Bespoke Structure
• Model: Bespoke Hypar
• Location: Spitalfields, London
• Ref code: 1002083
Requirements & Features
• Outdoor shade
• Meet and greet space
• Community space
• Contemporary structure
• In keeping with it's surroundings
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