The acoustic comfort in an office space, school, or public building contributes to our well-being as poor acoustic performance can affect health, communication, safety, productivity, and learning. This is why acoustic ceilings are becoming ever more popular in all types…
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Suspended ceilings often referred to as ‘dropped ceilings’ or ‘false ceilings’ have been commonly used in many different building types for years. Typical buildings that use suspended ceilings are… Offices Hospitals Schools Retail Units Industrial Units The main benefit of…
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Hunter Douglas Architectural supplied one of its newest ceiling systems for a state-of-the-art biomedical research and endoscopy centre in Norwich. The Quadram Institute (QI), which brought together research teams from Quadram Institute Bioscience, the University of East Anglia, the Norfolk…
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A Hunter Douglas Architectural ceiling system that combines an attractive finish with superior acoustic comfort has been installed at a landmark London office and residential development. Southbank Place, a joint project between Qatari Diar and Canary Wharf Group, is one…
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Hunter Douglas Architectural scored a full house when it supplied a solid wood grill for the new £7m offices of a leading online bingo company. Tombola Ltd, located at Wylam Wharf, on the banks of the River Wear in Sunderland,…
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A suspended ceiling is hung from the main structural ceiling. Often used to conceal mechanical and electrical services within the ceiling void, a suspended ceiling can be found in commercial buildings, office blocks, schools and hospitals. Suspended ceilings offer many…
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Hunter Douglas Architectural’s commitment to sustainability has led to HSBC’s new ring-fenced banking headquarters in Birmingham to become one of the greenest in the city. The HSBC UK building on Broad Street is the first in Birmingham to be constructed…
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Employees at the Foyer Assurance offices in Leudelange Luxemborg are delighted with their recently refurbished staff cafeteria. Designed by Essential Environments and project managed by architect Michael Salsby, the existing facilities have been transformed from a basic staff canteen into…
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Hunter Douglas Architectural is proud to have been specified for a new £40 million hospital in London that has replaced buildings dating back to the Second World War. The leading global architectural products company has supplied 278m2 of its leading…
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The recent refurbishment of Italy’s Fiumicino airport in Rome has seen the design and specification of a vast sweeping ceiling canopy incorporating Hunter Douglas Architectural’s Tavola Baffle ceiling system. The ceiling canopy, which has been designed to let in great…
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