Corstorphine & Wright carves scoop into office facade to celebrate neighbouring church

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“The scoop was established and more improved utilizing exact 3D parametric modelling to define a limited viewing passage to the church home window from a selected viewpoint at eye degree on Union Road,” Jones discussed.

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Jones described that the extension has a plasma-cut stainless-steel “rib” framework, infilled with stainless steel cassettes sustaining the specific blocks. The structure was powder covered where it became noticeable.

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“A series of brick ‘types’ were then specified according to exactly how revealed each brick remained in its position on the facade, and consequently its dimension and the amount of its faces needed to be glazed,” Jones continued.