Light Natural polished concrete was precision installed throughout the 300m² ground floor, at a depth of 100mm, over an existing slab. The floor was cast leaving recesses to allow the floor to be finished to the high Lazenby standard, without the worry of damaging the bespoke wooden inlays. Wood insets strips were added by the main contractor once the floor had been sealed and fully cured. Crack inducement joints were unnecessary because the wooden strips gave a natural joint.

Basalt polished concrete floors were installed on all 8 additional levels to a depth of 100mm. Engineers calculations ensured that the original 1960’s concrete structure would support the new floors. Joint plans gave an architectural streamline affect to each floor.

Photography by Rob Parrish.