Hult International Business School

Commercial Road, E1

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DESCRIPTION

The Fabbrica building is a shell and core building combining an existing Grade II Victorian brewery built in 1848, with a new modern commercial building. The original parts of the building retained original features including timber floors, brickwork and columns. Fabbrica House is a 6-storey including basement building located at 33-35 Commercial Road. The building has an external courtyard / atrium and two accessible roof terraces.

The overall work of the scheme involved the fitting out of shell and core building to form new business school incorporating study areas, classrooms, meeting rooms and associated administrative facilities .
The project balanced a contemporary visual language with the raw material qualities of the historical building.

Whitewashed timber was used to make stair, furniture, meeting rooms and classrooms, giving a consistent identity to the spaces. Services are exposed and carefully co-ordinated and have a robust, industrial quality, as befits an industrial space. Bold lighting and graphics by Graphic Thought Facility are overlaid, further reinforcing the balance between historic background and contemporary place-making.

CLIENT

Hult International Business School

ARCHITECT

Sergison Bates Architects

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Smith Turner

CONTRACT

PPC2000 Partnering

VALUE

£3.4M