Conversion of existing car park/office premises to an energy efficient HQ building.
A credit union is a cooperative or community bank. As a voluntary organization, it is avidly member-centric. Within the constraints of the existing building and its landlocked site, the object was to create a building with a bright, efficient working environment and with the members’ hall at its heart.
In the irregular shape of the site, all the ancillary, service or enclosed rooms are deployed to create a regular open plan work area. Embedded in this rational office landscape the members’ hall is an oak-clad egg-shaped space, which rises through the full height of the building under a truncated conical rooflight. In the context of the surrounding warehouse landscape, the boardroom and the major rooflights volumes are expressed in a variety of metal clad forms at roof level. The street elevation remains unchanged.

Underside of Roof Light

Section

Roofscape

Members Hall Counter

Atrium

Ground Floor Plan

Site Plan