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Kings Place, London

2008

The ‘flexible use’ structure was designed as an eight storey steel-composite frame over three basement levels. The primary structure consists of 12 m span fabricated beams with multiple, circular web openings and supporting a 130 m deep composite slab.

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Key Sustainability Features

  • Adaptable floor plans to suit a variety of public and private uses, including arts.
  • Long-span steel structure that spans the auditorium levels.
  • Cellular beams providing resource efficient, long-spans, minimising the structural depth and enabling flexible service integration within the structural zone.
  • Rapid construction and reduced local impacts by delivering the pre-fabricated steel components to the site by barge on the adjacent canal.
  • Sophisticated fire engineering was used to minimise fire protection costs - by eliminating fire protection on many beams and using a single layer intumescent coating appplied off-site.
  • Lightweight composite structure reduces loads on three basement levels next to the Regents Canal.
  • Energy efficiency features including a triple skin, externally ventilated facade and low energy displacement ventilation air conditioning.
   

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Fact file

Client

Parabola Land

Architect

Dixon Jones

Main Contractor

Sir Robert McAlpine

Structural Engineer

Arup

Steelwork Contractor

Severfield Rowen Structures

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