Heriot-WattUniversity

Revolution 54 was used with and without Shoreditch Edition detailing, allowing different areas of the campus to have a slightly different architectural character while remaining part of the same overall package. The standard Revolution 54 elevations provide a cleaner, more minimal glazed expression.

Where a stronger visual rhythm was required, Revolution 54 Shoreditch Edition introduces applied framing across the glass. This gives selected rooms a more defined presence within the interior, without losing the openness and light transfer expected from a glazed academic environment.

The Revolution 54 specification allowed the acoustic performance to respond to the requirements of different rooms. The single-glazed configuration achieves up to Rw38dB, while the double-glazed configuration achieves up to Rw46dB.

This variation is useful in a university setting where teaching, meeting, study and collaboration spaces may all sit close together. The partitions provide separation where it is needed, while allowing the wider campus interior to remain visually connected.

Revolution 54 Shoreditch Edition was used with both horizontal banding and a more expressive angled pattern, giving different areas of the campus their own character while remaining part of the same system family. The horizontal arrangement creates a calmer, more ordered elevation, suited to rooms where a simpler framed language was required.

In other areas, the angled Shoreditch detailing becomes a design feature in its own right. The slanted bars introduce movement across the glass, echoing the more informal learning and breakout settings around it while still keeping the spaces open and visible.