Sliding glass doors aligned with timber posts and glazed link to Hanbury Hall
The 18th Century stately home, Hanbury Hall under the custodian of the National Trust bridges old with the new, having underwent a sympathetic restoration designed by Howells Architects combining slim framed sliding glass doors ‘globally aligned’ with the indigenous untreated oak timber posts from the grounds.
The new accessible café pavilion is access from the main building via a structural glazed link.
IQ Projects was commissioned to supply and install a configuration of seven full height slim framed panes to the front elevation with three sliders and two fixed with a glass to glass corner allowing seamless transitions to the courtyard for a truly inclusive design.
