Maple supply and install Aurora brise soleil system for Honeybourne Place offices in Cheltenham

Posted by Alfie Newton on 05/03/18 08:23
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Whenever you read about full-height glazing in a new development, you can be sure that Maple won’t be far away.

We’ve been providing architects and contractors with an effective solution to the problems of solar gain and glare for nearly four decades.
 

One of our latest project is in Cheltenham, where we’ll be working with architects Roberts Limbrick and Barnwood Construction on a striking landmark office building.

We are supplying and installing our Aurora brise soleil system in three banks of four angled blades ― a modest but vital contribution to the comfort and efficiency of the six-storey building.

Honeybourne Place will provide Grade A office accommodation on the site of Cheltenham’s old St James railway station.

When complete, it will be the European HQ of a major international company ― as well as offering seven prestigious penthouse apartments.

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