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Expanded Mesh Ceiling panels help The Brewery Building reference the area’s local industrial past by adopting a contemporary warehouse aesthetic.
Squire & Partners completed a full redesign of The Brewery Building, a reimagining of an existing 1970s office building in Islington, London.
Amron worked directly with Squire and Partners in the design and manufacture of 4 bespoke floating expanded mesh ceiling panels in the newly renovated entrance area.
The design intent was to use industrial materials but give them a modern look and feel, this was achieved by powder coating all of the panels in a gloss black powder coat finish. When set against the exposed concrete walls and ceilings the ceilings panels help create the desired finish the designers visualised at the beginning of the project.
RB35 was the chosen expanded mesh due to its open area providing enough visibility to see the feature lights mounted to the rear of the ceiling panels.

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Mid-sized cottage white two-story wood exterior home photo in San Francisco

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Seated home bar - mid-sized transitional u-shaped dark wood floor seated home bar idea in Minneapolis with concrete countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash and an undermount sink

The rear of the property on a beautiful summer day in Vermont.
Example of a cottage three-story wood exterior home design in Burlington
Example of a cottage three-story wood exterior home design in Burlington

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This home brew pub invites friends to gather around and taste the latest concoction. I happily tried Pumpkin when there last. The homeowners wanted warm and friendly finishes, and loved the more industrial style.

Franklin utilized as much of the barn's original layout as possible, which not only saved in construction costs, but also helped to maintain the integrity of the two-hundred-year-old structure. Rather than completely reconfigure the interior spaces, the designer worked within them and chose materials, such as this steel railing, that highlight and define each area.

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Mid-sized cottage shed photo in Milwaukee
Mid-sized cottage shed photo in Milwaukee

View of the renovated warehouse building from the street.
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Urban two-story brick flat roof photo in St Louis
Urban two-story brick flat roof photo in St Louis

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