Lazenby

Rathbone Place

becky — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 08:42:30 +0000

Lazenby won the project of 19-22 Rathbone Place after being approached by Galliford Try Construction Ltd. We have installed a 170m² Light Natural Lazenby Polished concrete floor. The finish chosen for this project was an acid etched matt.

Poland Street

becky — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 08:40:40 +0000

Lazenby were approached by Skanska Building to install a Lazenby Polished concrete floor. The works are for 60 m² in a warm grey.

More Nandos

becky — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 08:38:10 +0000

After the completion of the Nandos floor in Great Portland Street, Lazenby were asked to complete similar works in their Greenwich store. Working with Sanderson Contractors, we are completing 120 m² of a Grey Microtop finished floor. We are also installing a grey microtop floor for Nandos Canary Wharf.

Leon Restaurant – Kings Cross

becky — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 08:29:25 +0000

We are soon to begin installing a 120m² microtop white floor in the Leon Restaurant in Kings Cross with contractor – Shone Building

Pentonville Road

becky — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 08:25:03 +0000

Lazenby are just about to complete a job at 4 – 10 Pentonville Road with the main contractor John Sisk & Sons Ltd. Currently we are laying 120m² of our Lazenby polished concrete, in a light natural colour with a matt/stainstop finish.

Interior Design Award

becky — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 13:00:44 +0000

Although a distinctively modern intervention in this leafy urban conservation area of Westminster, planning permission was granted on the grounds that the design is a stark contrast in architectural form to its traditional neighbours, and the quality of the detailing and materials ensures that the building coexists happily in this urban context. A discreet door in a side wall off a quiet side street provides the entrance to this extraordinary one bedroom house. An unassuming Victorian coach house built of London stock brick with exposed timber trusses has been retained and restored to provide a bedroom suite while the rest of the house has been newly built.

Winner in the Interior Design category at The Daily Telegraph British Homes Awards 2011

So much thought, intelligence and passion is here. I loved coming across unexpected vistas at the perimeter and the way I could nip outside so easily and so often. I also enjoyed the play on different scales as you pass from the industrial soaring spaces into the intimate more domestic rooms. And such delight from the brick wall that opens to reveal a bedroom, the television that can be wound up by a handle to another floor and the glass wall that pivots into a portico to a garden beyond….it’s so inventive and quite magical. But as well as these qualities and perhaps most of all, is that it is a happy, comfortable and fun home. John Pawson

Architect: Wells Mackereth