Sheet cladding GUY’S TOWER

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Project Feature Re-cladding of the Guy’s Hospital building in London. The new high-performance cladding will enable to reduce the energy bill of the building by 18.5%. With its six towers of reinforced concrete built in the 1970s, this hospital building is the tallest in the world (143 m / 469 ft). The building’s new façade consistes of a new glazed and aluminum skin using both flat and folded anodised aluminum sheets. As far as colours are concerned, the architects opted for a black/or/blue mix that sparkles in the sunlight giving the building a totally new look. Scope of Work 26,500 sqm (285,300 sq ft) of refurbishment (retrofit) with a new cladding: stick system façade and aluminum cladding.