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60 PROJECT REPORT: RETAIL DEVELOPMENTS


Rockfon high performance ceilings complete state-of-the-art SamsungKX


in the new Heatherwick Studio-designed King’s Cross retail and lifestyle district of London, SamsungKX is an experience space where visitors are invited to discover, interact with and learn new skills in a dynamic, innovative environment, so the acoustics had to be perfect. Along with Pacy and Wheatley Acoustics,


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we were delighted to be involved in this project. We met with the design and installation team to discuss the project in detail. The project’s acoustic requirements, its symmetrical design, installation of services and the adaptability of the system were all discussed. The original structures at Coal Drops Yard have been reimagined by the Heatherwick Studio, resulting in a striking contemporary design showcasing the original brick work, ironwork and the surviving grand brick viaducts. To meet the


amsungKX has been designed to provide the ultimate immersive brand experience. Located at Coal Drops Yard,


was our final recommendation and main contractor selection based on the ability to install as a multi-gang operation, thereby gaining significant programme benefits. The appearance of the installation fully achieved the original design vision”. Combining exposed brickwork and metal,


architectural and acoustic challenges a Rockfon®


Mono® Acoustic seamless ceiling


system was specified. Architecture and design practice KSS Associate, Trevor Gidlow commented, “We were commissioned by interior fit-out specialists, Portview, to review various ceiling systems for application within Coal Drops Yard. Five were reviewed including monolithic and stretched fabric systems. Our assessment criteria included - appearance, sustainability, acoustic class, fire resistance, combustibility, weight, installation angle and curved edge profiles. Rockfon Mono Acoustic


two iconic ‘kissing rooftops’ and a ‘timber peel’ on the inside created a dramatic front of house. The size and scope of the space had the potential to generate unwanted noise. Rockfon Mono Acoustic provides Class A sound absorption to significantly decrease echo and reverberation, helping create the perfect environment for visitors to interact with the latest Samsung technology. Craig Wheatley of certified Rockfon® Acoustic installer, Pacy & Wheatley


Mono®


Acoustics, “What an amazing project to be involved in, from design to completion, another real flagship project for us.”


info@rockfon.co.uk www.rockfon.co.uk


Location: City Plaza Wuppertal Architect: Chapman Taylor Facade system: POHL special construction Surface: POHL Bronze Vibration


POHL SURFACES INNOVATIVE


STRIKING SUBTLE


POHL BRONZE OUTPERFORMS ANY DEMANDS ON DESIGN, COLOR AND DURABILITY


www.pohl-facades.com WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK ADF FEBRUARY 2020


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