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UCL School of Pharmacy

UCL School of Pharmacy

UCL School of Pharmacy

UCL School of Pharmacy

UCL School of Pharmacy

UCL School of Pharmacy

PROJECT
Entrance, 29-39 Brunswick Square, London WC1

CLIENT
School of Pharmacy

ARCHITECT
Marcus Beale Architects

VALUE
£320k

UCL School of Pharmacy

This project which is one of several refurbishment projects undertaken by Parkeray Lite at the School of Pharmacy, consisted of the refurbishment of the main reception areas on both the ground floor and mezzanine floors.

Works included the relocation of the reception and post room areas, new reception desk and storage units to both these areas, new power and lighting, doors and joinery, installation of a glazed screen, new glazed doors to the refurbished main entrance, cleaning of the external stone walls and steps, new internal balustrade on the mezzanine floor, new flooring to both areas and cleaning and polishing of all the existing internal travertine stone on both the walls and floor.

Other projects have included general jobbing works, library and IT suite refurbishments.