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Lloyd Worrall is committed to offering unique and tailored ironmongery packages to every project it is involved with:

British Antarctic Survey Halley VI Research Station
Location: Antarctic
Architect: Hugh Broughton Architects
Principal Contractor: Morrison

The new station will provide a home and work place for 16 people during the winter and 52 in the summer and needs to respond to some extreme environmental challenges.

Located 10,000 miles from the UK, the station will be located on a 150 metre thick floating ice shelf, which moves 1 km per annum towards the sea.

The new prefabricated modular research station features a dramatic central social and recreational module, as well as laboratories and living/sleeping accommodation.

The ironmongery had to be able to function in the harsh climate conditions, with closers hinges and lever handles working in contrasting external and internal temperatures.

As the station is also a residential building, the ironmongery has to give a contemporary look and easily withstand the rigours of everyday life.

Yannedis supplied the full range of modern stainless steel ironmongery to the project to suit the extreme conditions of the Antarctic. Stainless steel is easy to maintain, looks good over time and requires virtually no maintenance.

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Blue Fin Building
Location: London
Architect: Allies and Morrison (Base Build) & Bennett Interior Design (fit-out)
Principal Contractor: Bovis LendLease (Base Build) & ISG (fit-out)

The Blue Fin Building is the name of IPC Media’s headquarters in Southwark. The name reflects the structure’s most prominent architectural feature - the 2,000 blue aluminium fins that cover the building’s façade.

Bennett Interior Design (BID) were commissioned as the fit-out architects for the project.

The concept they proposed was to put all the main circulation for the floors around the central atrium, named “The Street”.

Yannedis worked closely with BID to provide a solution which met quality and budget as well as the DDA and the fire engineering solution.

Different disciplines on different floors meant in some instances an alternative level of ironmongery specification and finish was required. On the management floor, special glass and art deco furniture were specified.

Yannedis also specified and supplied washroom equipment and signage for this very prestigious building.

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Dogs Trust, Harefield

Dogs Trust Re-Homing Centres
Location: Various
Architect: Forum Architects
Principal Contractor: Various

Dogs Trust, Shoreham Dogs Trust, Leeds

At Dogs Trust they are changing the way kennels look and feel. New purpose built re-homing centres are light, bright and designed to be as dog friendly as possible.

Lloyd Worrall were chosen to supply the door hardware as they have a long-standing relationship with the architects' practice and have worked with them on similar Dogs Trust projects nationwide, including Harefield, Leeds, Raystede and Shoreham.

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Greater London Assembly
Location: London
Architect: The Foster Partnership
Principal Contractor: Mace

This iconic 10 storey glass rounded building, which sits on the South Bank of the River Thames, is home to the Mayor of London and the HQ of the Greater London Authority.

It is fitted with modern stainless steel ironmongery including automatics, washroom and signage packages by Yannedis.

Yannedis supplied all the hardware to every door - on every floor – sourcing compatible fittings for the different door types, metal, glass and timber, without compromising continuity and aesthetics.

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30 St Mary Axe
Location: London
Architect: Bennett Interior Design (fit-out)
Principal Contractor: Skanska

Located in London's main financial district, The Gherkin stands at 180 metres (591ft), making it the second tallest building in the City of London.

Yannedis' involvement with this iconic development included the specification of modern stainless steel door hardware.

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	Daily Express Building Location: London Architect: Bennett Interior Design Principal Contractor: Interior Tolent (joint venture)
This 1930s building on Fleet Street no longer hums to the sound of printing presses. The building is now the meeting rooms for Goldman Sachs so the ironmongery specification is to a very high standard. The high standard begins at the front of the building where Yannedis specified striking stainless steel entrance pull handles and continues with high quality ironmongery throughout. [top]

	Fidelity HQ Location: London Architect: RHWL Principal Contractor: Carillion
FIL Ltd is one of the UK’s largest investment fund managers. Its HQ is located directly across from St Paul’s Cathedral. Yannedis supplied modern stainless steel ironmongery to the project while being sensitive to the historic character of the building. [top]


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