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Architectural Metalworks for Museum of the Home – London

Throughout the last 2 years, we have been working closely alongside Quinn London and Wright and Wright architects on the £18.1m development of the Museum of the Home. We have manufactured and installed many metalwork elements for the public to enjoy and towards the end of 2020 finished the project.

Due to the current pandemic, we have been unable to get some newer images but hope to share with you the finished product very shortly – please take a look at the elements we have constructed below.

To find out more information on the museum please click the link : Stories of home | Homes through time | Museum of the Home formerly Geffrye Museum | Museum of the Home     

Railings | Newton Forge

Project overview

Location:

Museum of the Home – London
Client:

Quinn London
Services:

Louvre Railing, Bespoke Metalworks, Gates, Keystones & Handrails

The sign

Laser-cut, shot-blasted, primed and top-coated the main sign

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Louvre Style Railing

Contemporary steel design manufactured in our Dorset workshop and installed by our London team on-site

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Bespoke Keystones - Before

Our metalworkers fabricated the keystone structure, which was then sent to our finishers for shot-blasting and powder coating.

project management

Bespoke Keystones - After

Finished product, which we applied mounted handrails too and installed on site.

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New Handrails

New steel handrails which we mounted to the newly constructed brick walls

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Illustration of the new entrance

Located opposite Hoxton Overground station - Visual created by Secchi Smith, design by Wright & Wright