Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows|Patrick Burrows||It is hoped the bright neon colours – particularly when reflected on rainy pavements – will entice passers-by|Artwork by Rob and Nick Carter dominate each of the two lobbies|Light is used in innovative ways throughout the building – as shown here on the reception desk|An acrylic lighting installation gives the journey from the reception to the first floor a new dynamic|Linda Morey Smith’s experience of residential work inspired this Bizazza tile mosaic|The business lounge is set behind a glass screen that features a geometric floral design|How 200 Aldersgate looked before the renovation – complete with the single cascade in the centre|The double-height business lounge space, accessible from both wing, forms the heart of the building|Of the wide array of views the towers offer, that of the dome of St Paul’s is among the most spectacular||
16 Mar 2011

200 Aldersgate by MoreySmith

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