My Place Youth Centre |
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Location | Widness |
Glass Type | P262mm – LINIT 504 (Rolled Cast), Matt (Sandblasted), THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested) Safety Glass |
Architect | Austin Smith Lord |
Contractor | McMullen Architectural Systems |
Completion | December 2011 |
Description | A lottery funded project working with young people and council officers to redevelop the grounds of a former health centre and create a world class youth facility. |
Storyhouse Theatre
Storyhouse Theatre |
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Location |
Chester |
Glass Type |
400mm & 262mm Profile LINIT Solar, Ultra Low Iron, W1.7 Eco-coat, THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested) |
Architect |
Bennetts Associates |
Contractor |
Kier Construction |
Completion |
February 2016 |
Description |
Storyhouse Theatre is a large, mixed-use cultural building located in Chester, England, which opened in May 2017. It is housed in the remodelled 1936 Odeon Cinema, a grade-II-listed building. |
Youth Zone
Youth Zone |
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Location | Oldham |
Glass Type | LINIT 504 (Rolled Cast), Inner layer with 1.7W Eco-coat. |
Architect | Eric Wright Group |
Contractor | Eric Wright Group |
Completion | November 2011 |
Description | Mahdlo (Oldham Youth Zone) stands on a generous site at the heart of the town centre. LINIT glazing was used to bring light into the opening and sports hall areas. |
REP Theatre
REP Theatre |
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Location | Birmingham |
Glass Type | P262mm – LINIT Solar, Ultra Low Iron, THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested), Matt (Sandblasted) |
Architect | APEC |
Contractor | Lindner Facades |
Completion | April 2013 |
Description | An ambitious remodelling to the Rep theatre in Birmingham in which LINIT U-Profile glazing was extensively used to reimagine the front of house areas. |
Blackburn Leisure Centre
Leisure Centre | |
Location | Blackburn |
Glass Type | P262mm LINIT 504 (Rolled Cast) 8 Wire, Security Film to internal face of External Glass. |
Architect | DLA Architects |
Contractor | Eric Wright Construction |
Completion | August 2014 |
Description | State of the Art sports & swimming complex in Blackburn Centre. LINIT U-Profile glazing was installed in a facetted curve to the faced to fit the buildings shape. |
Perth Theatre
Perth Theatre | |
Location | Perth, Scotland |
Glass Type | LINIT Solar & Prismasolar, Ultra Low Iron, THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested) Safety Glass, Enamelled Colour L1 |
Architect | Richard Murphy Architects |
Contractor | Robertson construction |
Completion | November 2017 |
Description | The project focuses on the conservation and restoration of Perth Theatre’s historic category ‘B’ listed Edwardian auditorium. This work preserves the theatre’s heritage while enhancing its functionality for modern use. One of the standout features of the refurbishment is the use of backlit LINIT U-Profile Channel glazing, which creates a striking and customizable façade. The glazed façade functions as a rain screen and is made of translucent, low-iron cast glass panels manufactured by Linit. These panels not only enhance the building’s aesthetic appeal but also serve a practical purpose. They are supported within a durable, powder-coated steel frame, ensuring strength and resilience. Additionally, the combination of glass and steel creates a sleek, modern appearance that complements the historic structure. Behind the glazing, continuous LED lighting elements are installed. These lights illuminate the building at night, creating a vibrant spectrum of colours. Moreover, the use of Linit glazing provides a modern entrance to the theatre. The contemporary façade contrasts with the classic Edwardian design, blending the old and new. This combination creates a timeless yet modern look, helping the theatre stay relevant. The façade is also customizable, offering flexibility for future adaptations. This design approach respects the past while anticipating future needs. Ultimately, the integration of modern technology and historic preservation ensures Perth Theatre will continue to attract audiences for many years to come. The project not only preserves the building’s rich history but also secures its future as a cultural landmark for the city. |
English National Ballet School
English National Ballet School | |
Location | City Island, London |
Glass Type | LINIT Solar, Ultra Low Iron, Matt (sandblasted), THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested) Safety Glass |
Architect | Glen Howells Architects |
Contractor | Ballymore |
Completion | December 2019 |
Description | This flagship project at London City Island is a transformative development in the heart of the city. It seamlessly blends modern architecture with world-class cultural facilities. Spanning 93,000 square feet, the building is purpose-built for the renowned English National Ballet School. It offers state-of-the-art amenities, including spacious dance studios, cutting-edge medical, production, and costuming facilities. As a result, the design fosters creativity and excellence, inspiring the next generation of ballet performers. Architecturally, the building makes a bold statement. Its façade is clad in 7-meter-high LINIT U-Profiled Ultra Low Iron Glass. This advanced glass system enhances the building’s aesthetic appeal with its sleek, reflective surface. Additionally, it provides superior functionality. The glass offers enhanced privacy while allowing natural light to flood the interior. The interior remains bright, inviting, and ideal for both practice and performance. Moreover, the unique properties of the U-Profiled Glass balance privacy and visibility, creating a dynamic, open feel. In addition, the building’s cladding stands out among surrounding developments. The glass panels create a striking contrast, highlighting the structure’s modern look. Furthermore, the play of light on the glass creates a constantly changing visual effect. This makes the building a true architectural landmark. In conclusion, the new home for the English National Ballet School is both a cultural hub and a bold addition to the evolving London City Island. With its innovative design, the building sets a new standard for the area. |