Eastside Quarter

Eastside Quarter

Eastside Quarter

Product

oeko skin

,

concrete skin

,

formparts round-edged

,

formparts sharp-edged

,

Area

2600

m2

Colour

ivory

,

chrome

,

Texture

standard

,

Surface

ferro

,

ferro light

,

matt

,

Architect

RM_A

Partner

Pura Facades

Year

Location

Bexleyheath, London

Stylishly combined glassfibre reinforced concrete products

Stylishly combined glassfibre reinforced concrete products

Stylishly combined glassfibre reinforced concrete products

The Eastside Quarter in Bexleyheath has been expanded with a new block. The new building complex accommodates 518 apartments as well as over 3,000 square metres of commercial space. The design subtly incorporates the architectural character of the surrounding area while also developing its own identity. The facade was designed to reflect contemporary trends while exuding elegant restraint. The building envelope was clad with over 2,600 square metres of Rieder elements. In addition to öko skin slats, concrete skin panels and formparts were used. U-shaped formed parts in ivory create sweeping accents along the balcony railings. Photos: Ditz Fejer

The Eastside Quarter in Bexleyheath has been expanded with a new block. The new building complex accommodates 518 apartments as well as over 3,000 square metres of commercial space. The design subtly incorporates the architectural character of the surrounding area while also developing its own identity. The facade was designed to reflect contemporary trends while exuding elegant restraint. The building envelope was clad with over 2,600 square metres of Rieder elements. In addition to öko skin slats, concrete skin panels and formparts were used. U-shaped formed parts in ivory create sweeping accents along the balcony railings. Photos: Ditz Fejer

The Eastside Quarter in Bexleyheath has been expanded with a new block. The new building complex accommodates 518 apartments as well as over 3,000 square metres of commercial space. The design subtly incorporates the architectural character of the surrounding area while also developing its own identity. The facade was designed to reflect contemporary trends while exuding elegant restraint. The building envelope was clad with over 2,600 square metres of Rieder elements. In addition to öko skin slats, concrete skin panels and formparts were used. U-shaped formed parts in ivory create sweeping accents along the balcony railings. Photos: Ditz Fejer