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application tape. The end result is a striking feature wall that reinforces the bank’s brand, while also providing an attractive space for staff to unwind.
Glazing manifestations throughout the client meeting and general office areas totalled over 100 square metres of optically clear, scratch- resistant polyester film, UV printed by Signbox on their Durst P10-160. The challenge was to provide a bronze-toned graphic with a fading percentage of background white ink, giving privacy to the meeting rooms as the opacity fades out. The iconic Greek style of the graphic was designed by Signbox in response to a specific brief from the architects. The graphics are visible from inside and outside the meeting rooms’ glass walls.
Signbox Delivers High Spec
for Alpha Bank London When Alpha Bank moved its offices from Canon Street to King William Street in the City of London, it commissioned Resonate Architects to transform its new space.
Having successfully worked with Signbox on many previous occasions, Resonate Architects turned to them to help to bring this project together, with main contractor Parkeray, awarding Signbox the contract to produce and
install graphics for a feature wall in the staff break-out area, glazing manifestations throughout the office area, and bespoke signage for six meeting rooms.
The finishes schedule provided by the client specified a particular tone of bronze and, for the feature wall in the break-out area, Signbox was able to colour match this to a 3M Di-Noc film, PA-039. Alpha Bank logos were precision cut on Signbox’s Zund S3 plotter and applied directly to a painted wall with a low-tack
Now in their 17th year, the Awards celebrated the very best the FM industry has to offer.
Outstanding FM Recognised
at the BIFM Awards Individuals and organisations driving innovation and delivering exceptional results in facilities management stepped into the spotlight when the winners of the British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM) Awards 2017 were revealed.
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Winners were announced during an awards ceremony attended by 1,200 FM professionals and hosted by TV comedian, stage actor and movie star Stephen Mangan at London’s prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel on 9th October.
Accolades were awarded in 12 categories across the themes of People, Innovation and Impact.
The winners included ISS Facility Services, Qwest Services, BAM FM, Carillion Services, AstraZenca,
The same graphic style employed in the meeting rooms was also applied to backlit glass either side of the reception desk. Finally, Signbox also created and delivered bespoke meeting room signs, printed on matt acrylic to precisely match the colour of the door handles.
Signbox Managing Director Mark Bartlett said : “We are delighted to have delivered on all of the challenging elements of this project to the client’s satisfaction, keeping on brand, communicating the client’s heritage and identity and maintaining an ultra-high standard of quality throughout.”
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Rapid Washroooms Ltd, Johnson & Johnson and UBS. A full list of victors and highly commended entries can be found on the Tomorrow’s FM website.
BIFM Awards chair of judges Steve Gladwin said: “It is a unique occasion that brings together the whole of the FM industry to recognise the importance of FM in facilitating the best environments in which people live, work and play, and we are very proud of the importance the industry continues to place on winning a BIFM Award.
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