RESERVED Store Brent Cross

Design shown utilised Linit U-Profile Channel Glass in the Reserved Store Brent Glass
RESERVED Store Brent Cross
 
LocationLondon
Glass TypeGlass Type G1: Linit P26/60/7 – Prismasolar, Ultra Low Iron, Toughened, Sandblasted (Matt)
Glass Type G2: Linit P26/60/7 – Clarissimo, Ultra Low Iron, Toughened, Sandblasted (Matt)
ArchitectStudio 1:1
ContractorPowell Ltd
CompletionNovember 2023
Description

J&C Architectural are proud to have completed another two of our three U-Profile Glass projects with RESERVED in the Oxford Street and Brent Cross Shopping Centres. These two stores represent the latest in our ongoing collaboration with one of Europe’s largest and most modern clothing manufacturers. The RESERVED store designs are sleek and contemporary, showcasing their flagship fashion brand with sharp, clean lines that emphasize their cutting-edge approach to style. As a result, these stores offer a truly modern shopping experience.

The RESERVED Oxford Street and Brent Cross stores both feature Lamberts Linit U-Profile Channel toughened glass. This specialized glass is used not only in the shopping centre entrance façade but also within the stores themselves. Specifically, the U-profile glass is utilized to create dynamic internal spaces, using the glass on both straight and curved screens.This glass is not just functional but also an essential part of the store’s aesthetic.

Additionally, the glass is backlit using LED lights, adding another layer of modernity to the design. The LED lighting creates a unique and vibrant atmosphere, highlighting the beauty of the glass and enhancing the overall shopping experience. As a result, the lighting accentuates the clean lines and smooth surfaces of the U-channel glass, bringing a sense of sophistication and innovation to the space. Ultimately, this combination of design, materials, and lighting ensures that both the Oxford Street and Brent Cross stores stand out as prime examples of modern retail architecture. Through this project, J&C Architectural has once again demonstrated our commitment to delivering cutting-edge, high-quality solutions for the retail sector.

 

Eel Pie Island

Design shown for Eel Pie Island utilised Linit U-Profiled Channel Glass
Eel Pie Island  
Location London
Glass Type Linit Low Iron, Solar, THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested), Enamel Colour L1
Architect Clive Chapman Architects
Contractor South Derry Construction Ltd
Completion April 2023
Description Private home residence on the exclusive eel Pie Island in Twickenham London.  The Linit U-Profiled Glass angled screen provided both natural light and privacy to ensuite the bathrooms.  The use of Lamberts enamelled colour meant consistency of finish without the fear of it being scratched off.
The finished result provided the space with a sharp clean, refreshed appearance that fulfilled the client’s expectations.

Southbank Centre

Southbank Centre

Southbank Centre

 

Location

London

Glass Type

P262mm – LINIT 504 (Rolled Cast), Ultra Low Iron, THST (Toughened + Heat Soak Tested), Enamel Colour (White)

Architect

 

Contractor

Windell

Completion

October 2016

Description

High Level U-Profiled Glass Plant Screen installed on the roof area of the Southbank centre in London.

Youth Zone

Youth Zone featuring Multiple Coloured Linit U-Profile Glass panels

Youth Zone

 

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.

Blackburn Leisure Centre

Blackburn College Leisure Centre

 

Leisure Centre 
LocationBlackburn
Glass TypeP262mm LINIT 504 (Rolled Cast) 8 Wire, Security Film to internal face of External Glass.
ArchitectDLA Architects
ContractorEric Wright Construction
CompletionAugust 2014
DescriptionState 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

Image of Perth Theatre front with glass lit up at night
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.