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Adexsi fits out Kensington’s tallest residential tower in decades
375 Kensington High St is a seven-building site which features Edward House – 17 storeys of sheer luxury and the area’s tallest new residential building in the last 30 years. The whole site represents the latest development in London’s ever-growing push to offer some of the most chic, high-class accommodation in the world. Developed...
Read MoreDocklands development drive
Adexsi UK has been called on to provide a complete suite of fire, smoke and ventilation solutions for the first phase of the Royal Wharf development in London’s Docklands. Royal Wharf, in the Royal Docks, is set to be the largest new neighbourhood in the Docklands since the development of Canary Wharf around 20 years...
Read MoreAmazon commits to Principal Place
Adexsi’s Veripower fire safety systems have been specified for Amazon’s new offices at Principal Place. The substantial office development north of the City of London financial district is scheduled to be ready for the online retail giant’s team to move in, sometime in 2017. Around 5,000 staff are likely to ultimately occupy the 15 storey...
Read MoreRathbone Square revitalises West End
Adexsi UK is providing key building safety elements for Great Portland Estates’ redevelopment of the former Post Office site in Rathbone Place, just north of London’s Oxford Street. The Rathbone Square development will create a whole new block in central London, combining offices, 162 apartments and shopping with a new public square. This is all...
Read MoreWinter gardens – why everyone wants one
The Winter Garden is becoming an increasingly fashionable building accessory. Adexsi’s Rob Davies explains the attraction. The concept of the ‘Winter Garden’ goes right back to the 17th Century when it was all the rage among European nobility to build conservatories to house their trendy collections of tropical plants. Many wanted the conservatories to become...
Read MoreFire safety assured at NAS Arena, Dubai
Adexsi UK is supplying a range of smoke ventilation equipment for the construction of the NAS (or Nad al Sheba) arena in Dubai. The project involves the creation of a sports complex including a volleyball arena with a 5,000 seat spectator capacity and futsal pitch. The plan is for the venue to host international tournaments....
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