An excellent example of our ability to provide a variety of solutions to realise our client’s design; PanoramAH! sliding glass doors to the penthouse suite, our own bespoke frameless glass balustrading and Boavista fibreglass sash windows.
Meronden Designs designed and produced the glass roof-light and large, minimally framed sliding door for this featured refurbishment and extension.
ZMMA were shortlisted for the Museums and Heritage Award for a Permanent Exhibition on behalf of the V&A for the Europe 1600-1815 galleries. They were also shortlisted for the AJ Retrofit Awards, Cultural Buildings Award: Visitor Centres, Libraries and Museums.
Meronden were responsible for specialist, bespoke glass in the V&A’s Europe 1600-1815 galleries, involving: The Serilly Boudoir; The Jacob Bed; and the masquerade interactive are.
Click here for ZMMA’s information on the project.
Meronden Designs provided all of the specialist glass for The Lantern.
A lengthy list of exclusively bespoke fittings includes: walk on glass; a large piece of structural glass that serves as a roof-light and window; external structural glass doors; balustrades; shower screens; mirrors; internal glass walls and doors.
Click here to see the feature, from May 2015.
The Green Studio.
Bespoke and highly irregularly shaped frame-less glass roof-lights.
Click here to see AJ Building Library’s page on The Green Studio:
“Carefully orientated high performance glazing combined with super insulation and a robust natural ventilation strategy means the building requires no heating or cooling. Hot water for the kitchen and shower are provided by a large solar array and thermal store.”
Maggie’s Centre, West London, features in V&A Exhibition.
Our bespoke glass entrance that spans 9 square metres, at Maggie’s Centre, West London.
Maggie’s Centre, 2011.
Click here to see RIBA’s blog about The Architecture of Hope exhibition:
“What we’re looking for in our architects is an attitude. We want people to deliver the brief but without preconceived ideas…”
Click here to see an article from The Architects’ Journal on The Architecture of Hope:
“… an alternative portal through which those in similar circumstances could share their experiences and seek knowledge of, and respite from, the condition.”
Eldridge Smerin’s newly completed house on Swans Lane with spectacular views over Highgate Cemetery; as seen through our frame-less glass balustrading.
From Blueprint, April 2007.
Click here to see more of our balustrades.
Meronden Designs designed and installed this curved shower screen and its bespoke stainless steel fittings.
From Elle Decoration, February 2004.
Click here to see more of our shower screens.
