Whilst keeping in line with the building’s heritage and character, the client wanted to create a modern workspace that promotes positive health and wellbeing whilst prioritising the environment.

58 Mosley Street was designed to include a welcoming, biophilic themed reception area that incorporated a coffee bar and concierge service to ensure the needs of tenants are met. Along with top-of-the-range health facilities such as a cycle hub, gym and yoga studio, offering the best of a work-life balance.

Inspired by the concept of an “aviary”, the interior was to feel layered and open with airy spaces. This led to choosing to include woven mesh and metal chains to emphasise airiness, movement, and transparency.

Delivering these elements within a listed building came with a range of challenges. One of the biggest obstacles was ensuring that installations were non-invasive and reversible, due to the listed status of the building.

Additionally, there were constraints on site, as the building had narrow access routes, so flexible installation processes were required to work around the existing structural irregularities.

Striking a balance between safety and durability for the balustrades was a task that required design modification to ensure that the staircase material was resilient and aesthetic to cope with being a high-traffic area. These challenges were a collaboration between the client, suppliers and teams that were successfully overcome to deliver this impressive project.

Working alongside JM Architects, DCP Ltd and Delta Balustrades, Amron supplied a number of functional, eye-catching design elements that were customised to complement the client’s vision.

Our Kriskadecor ceiling drapery was selected for the lobby area. The anodised metal chains were chosen in green and sand tones to create a striking centrepiece that added movement and light diffusion whilst leaning into the biophilic theme.

The building’s gym and bathroom areas feature our perforated R30 T40 wall panels in black and clear powder-coated finishes, introducing texture to the walls whilst being durable and suitable for congested areas.

Amron’s AP200 partition system features in the business lounge to create work areas that offer privacy and a quieter space for calls and those needing to concentrate. For these panels, we used our LPZ-71 woven mesh with a black powder-coated finish of RAL 9005.

The LPZ-71 woven mesh was also chosen for the balustrades, as it is strong and sturdy and complies with health and safety requirements whilst remaining aesthetic.

The result is a beautiful, light, creative workplace that pays homage to its heritage whilst providing a modern, wellness-focused place for tenants to work and play.

We love the incorporation of our products into this project, showing how our metal and mesh can be customised to create depth, softness and identity. Additionally, our sustainable products and systems were the ideal choice to support the environmental goals of this project.

Our team enjoyed collaborating on this project and advising on the appropriate products, systems and finishes to complement the space and vision.