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Across the two floors, the black aluminium profiles provide a precise counterpoint to the timber, textured finishes and softer furnishings used throughout the workplace. The glazing gives the enclosed rooms a crisp architectural edge without overwhelming the wider material palette.

Set beneath the bulkheads, the glazed elevations create a consistent line through the meeting rooms, offices and circulation spaces. The darker framing defines each enclosure clearly, while the glass preserves light and visibility across the interior.

Revolution 54 forms the meeting rooms and private offices with clean, frameless elevations, allowing these spaces to sit lightly within the wider interior. Its minimal construction keeps the emphasis on the workplace’s warmer materials while maintaining visibility between enclosed and shared areas.

For the boardrooms and senior leadership offices, mullioned Revolution 100 creates a more defined architectural treatment. Finished in black, the repeated vertical profiles give these rooms greater weight and formality, distinguishing them from the frameless spaces elsewhere across the two floors.

Edge Symmetry doors were integrated into the glazed elevations in both single and double-glazed arrangements. The single-glazed configuration provides up to Rw35dB, while the double-glazed version reaches up to Rw41dB.

This gave the project team greater control over how each room was completed, with the door specification selected to complement the surrounding partition. The result is a coordinated glazed package that balances acoustic separation, visibility and a consistent architectural finish across the headquarters.