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Grenadier House, London


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Client

Pegasus Life


Owner / Developer

Pegasus Life


Architect

Mae


Building Function

Residential


Status

Completed in 2020


Facade Scale

approx. 3.000 m²


Height

approx. 25 m


Technical Features
  • Rain screen, masonry, wood
  • Casement windows
  • Punch windows
  • Sliding windows
  • Parapet
  • Glass roof
  • Mashrabiya screen, perforated sheet metal

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Consultancy

Early facade design begins once the strategic objectives and principal requirements of a project are sufficiently understood for possible directions to be developed.

  • Priedemann translates this basis into options for design, materials and construction, considered alongside technical requirements and project-specific constraints.
  • The comparison makes differences and trade-offs visible, and a preferred direction is developed further.
  • The purpose is not to complete the technical detailing, but to establish a traceable design basis for subsequent development.
  • The criteria, sketches and documentation included depend on the project and agreed appointment.
  • Early facade design develops possible design, material and construction directions from the project objectives and requirements.
  • Priedemann considers relevant facade types, principle details, interfaces, and technical and operational requirements.
  • Options are described clearly and compared against agreed criteria.
  • This allows architectural intent, technical viability and project-specific implications to be assessed together.
  • The outcome is a robust design direction that provides a basis for subsequent system development and technical design.

Facade design for statutory approval develops an existing facade concept for the project’s approval and coordination context.

  • Priedemann brings together available design information, technical requirements, materials, facade types and interfaces.
  • Depending on the project, fire, safety, building-physics and acoustic requirements are also considered.
  • The result is a clear facade basis for coordination with the relevant disciplines and for subsequent design.
  • Facade design for statutory approval develops the facade information needed to demonstrate relevant approval requirements.
  • Depending on the appointment, Priedemann addresses technical facade subjects, interfaces, fire and safety requirements, and the necessary design information.
  • Unresolved points are coordinated with the relevant disciplines and technical contributions are documented.
  • The scope, submission process and responsibility for the complete statutory application are agreed for the project.

Technical facade design develops an agreed facade solution into coordinated technical information for implementation.

  • Details, components, connections and interfaces are brought together with requirements for construction, materials, building physics, acoustics, fire and safety.
  • The required level of development depends on the project, procurement model and appointment.
  • This creates a consistent basis for subsequent shop, production and installation planning.
  • Technical facade design develops an agreed facade solution in sufficient detail for subsequent implementation.
  • Depending on the appointment, Priedemann develops principle details, connections, layers, components, materials and dimensions, and coordinates interfaces with adjacent construction.
  • Structural, building-physics, acoustic, fire and safety requirements are considered to the agreed design depth.
  • The result is coordinated design information that can provide a basis for shop, production and installation drawings.
  • The precise scope is defined for each project.
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