Creating a cohesive campus at UCL Faculty of Law
- Project name
- UCL Faculty of Law
- Project sector
- Public
- Completion date
- 05/05/18
- Client
- Levitt Bernstein
- Ranges
- Terrazzo
UCL Faculty of Laws is an ambitious porject that saw the joining of two university buildings to create a new cohesive learning space to facilitiate the growth and success of the campus.
Unifying two disparate and poorly connected buildings, architecture practice Levitt Bernstein, created a new central hub space and atrium to provide a distinctive social heart to the faculty.
- Floor: 7BAB005
Solus collaborated on three areas of the project, ‘the hub’, cafe and staircase, supplying two matching, yet distinctive terrazzo ranges to the floor and wall spaces. Both ranges were bespoke cut to match the timber and chrome panelling in the main hub. In order to meet the technical specifications of the project, Solus worked closely with Levitt Bernstein and the manufacturer to develop special slip resistant R10 tiles.
The project also featured a range of bespoke crafted pieces such as steps, tiles inlaid with brass step treads, clad plinths and matching skirting pieces.
- Floor and stairs: 7BAB005
