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IN THIS FLOORING FOCUS, we explore some of the very latest in commercial flooring design options. Tis edition features case studies ranging from a global manufacturing headquarters, a high-footfall student living space, through to a busy and highly versatile co-working development. What they all have in common however, is the need for flooring solutions that not only
deliver durable, practical performance, but which significantly enrich the space for all those using it. Tese examples – together with a round-up of some of the latest new flooring products and updates – should, we hope, provide plenty of inspiration for sourcing the ideal option for getting your project just right from the ground up.
Project The Loom Club
SET IN AN old piano factory, Te Ivories, in Islington, London, the Loom Club perfectly combines a new and innovative environment that bridges the gap between working from home and working from an office, while creating a sense of community.
Kasawoo, a London-based architecture studio, worked with the Loom Club’s co-founders to bring this project to life.
Right London-based architecture studio Kasawoo worked with the Loom Club’s co-founders on this project
Central to the design is the use of Amtico Acoustic flooring, which effectively reduces sound transmission between floors and spaces by up to 19dB, ensuring a quieter, more focused space for users in an otherwise
bustling environment. In the communal area, White Oak is featured in a large parquet laying pattern around the kitchen island, establishing a defined zone that introduces warmth and visual depth. Adjacent areas showcase a complementary White Oak laid in Stripwood, which provides contrast and enhances the overall character of the space.
Tis thoughtful combination of different laying patterns within a unified colour palette creates distinct zones that cater to a range of activities – from co-working and meetings to yoga sessions and social events.
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