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The reception area is defined by curved Revolution 54 double glazing, which guides movement through the space and softens the transition into the wider office. Rather than relying on straight partition lines, the glass follows a more continuous path, giving the arrival sequence a calmer and more composed quality.

The curved elevations sit comfortably within the restrained material palette, allowing timber, soft neutral tones and views across the city to remain central to the interior. The glazing adds definition without competing with the wider design.

The curved partitions were specified with two panes of 12.8mm acoustic laminated glass, with the system configuration recorded as achieving up to Rw45dB. This allows meeting and office spaces to provide the level of privacy required while retaining the clarity and lightness of a glazed enclosure.

The acoustic build-up is integrated within a comparatively narrow double-glazed profile, allowing the technical requirement to remain secondary to the architectural expression of the curve.

Revolution 54 Shoreditch Edition partitioning was introduced in selected areas alongside Edge Affinity single-glazed doors. The applied framework gives these elevations a more structured rhythm, contrasting with the continuous sweep of the curved glazing in the reception.

Although the framework creates the impression of individual panes, the glass remains continuous behind the applied bands. This allows the partition to maintain its acoustic performance while delivering the more graphic appearance required by the design.

Together, the curved glazing, darker framed elevations and timber finishes create an interior that feels precise while retaining warmth and character. The result is a workplace where acoustic performance, material restraint and spatial flow are brought together within a coherent architectural language.