GREENWICH DESIGN DISTRICT

The Greenwich Design District (GDD) Project, consisting of a total of 14 blocks, is located in North Greenwich, beside the O2 Arena. The project, in which 8 different architectural groups work, is on the list of “The most wonderful places of 2021” published in Time magazine.

Technical Details

Block C3 which designed by Assemblage Architects has aluminium profile cladding around a free form plan. Composite windows and aluminium window & door systems combined on the building according to purpose of usage.

In A2 and B2 Blocks designed by 6A Architects, all facade applications such as aluminium curtain walls, skylights, window & doors, Terrazo claddings, corrugated panel claddings, entrance canopies were completed by TUNA YAPI.
Block C1 which designed by Architecture 00 has aluminium facade and joinery systems, policarbonate claddings and solid panel doors.
Block D1 which designed by Architecture 00 again, has similar characteristics with Block C1.
Corten material is used as exterior cladding on Block C2, which has the signature of Mole Architects. Composite windows, roof skylight and perimeter claddings were completed by Tuna Yapi.
Block D2, the other building by Mole Architects, cladded with aluminium profiles and console glass panels which has dichroic feature. Compoisite windows have special perforation for ventilation.
Block A1, which has the perception of an invisible building by using mirror effect composite sheets, was designed by Barozzi Veiga Architects.
In the Block D4, which was also designed by Barozzi Veiga Architects, black composite sheet cladding was applied. In both blocks, curtain walls, windows, grille coverings, eaves are designed in accordance with the blocks main design.
The digitally printed glass was used in Blocks A4 and B4 designed by David Kohn Architects, and sculpture exhibition areas were created on the facade of the building.
In the Block A3 design of Adam Khan Architects, a double row of cast concrete (Insitu) with a colinear rod curtain wall application was made.

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