| Project Name | Cambridge Science Park |
|---|---|
| Project Sector | Workplace |
| Completion Date | 30/06/2021 |
| Client | Scott Brownrigg |
Description
An inspirational gateway composed of two sensational glass dominated buildings has been created at Cambridge Science Park, paving the way for pioneering research and development opportunities. Photography by Hundven-Clements Photography
Tiles Used
Neachel 3WLT105, Foundry range, Gladbeck 2WDR004, Format range, Silber 5QUT033, Interiors range, White 5QNA368, Modular range.
Outcome
The world-renowned Cambridge Science Park has undergone a £160 million redevelopment, intelligently designed by Scott Brownrigg to serve the evolving needs of contemporary research and development companies.
Two sensational glass dominated buildings now create an inspirational gateway to the centre, which was the first of its kind in the UK, replacing the original single storey facilities. Designed with flexibility at heart, and set over four levels, the buildings have been carefully conceived to accommodate either single or multi-tenant occupancy, while their ecological credentials have seen the project awarded a BREEAM rating of ‘excellent’.
The cutting-edge aesthetics of the external elements are mirrored internally, where the minimalistic ambiance is enhanced through the application of Solus’ concrete-effect Neachel tiles on the floor of the atrium, landings, and bridges.
Aesthetically appealing and with safety boosting qualities, bespoke stainless steel step treads, manufactured by the in-house fabrication team at Solus, have been installed on the edges of the stairs throughout the building. Solus’ Gladbeck tiles adorn the floors in the WCs and shower facilities, where their gentle charcoal colouring complements the soft dove tones of Solus’ Silber tiles.
