Eurocell supplied its Logik PVCU window system to support a significant city-centre regeneration scheme in Hull.
Fabricated and installed by EYG Commercial, the project involved a large-scale glazing replacement on a four-storey former office building, which is being converted into residential apartments by specialist developer Duro Construct.
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As part of the scheme, 240 aged timber windows were removed and replaced with the Eurocell Logik system in a Rosewood finish, delivering a like-for-like appearance in keeping with the building’s original character, while significantly improving thermal efficiency, durability and security.
The project also included new aluminium arched entrances and curtain walling elements, enhancing the building’s facade at the junction of Alfred Gelder Street and Gandhi Way in Hull’s Old Town.
A commitment to sustainability was embedded throughout the project, with more than 200 removed timber windows recycled as part of wider efforts to minimise waste. In addition, the installation was completed without the use of external scaffolding, with EYG Commercial’s specialist teams carrying out the works from inside the building using harness systems, helping to reduce disruption in the busy city centre location while also developing cost efficiencies for the client.