Curved fascia profile for Heathrow Underground Station

Curved fascia profile for Heathrow Underground Station

Sector: Transport
Products:Soffits and Ceilings,
Architect: Design by Tubelines
Client: Tubelines
Contractor: Prater

Bailey curved fascia profile was used as part of the major upgrade of Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 Tube station on the Piccadilly line. Works were completed for the 2012 London Olympics to provide better access and a more welcoming station and ticket hall, both for visitors and regular passengers.

Bailey curved fascia profile was designed in conjunction with Tubelines taking into account reduced space and on site tolerance issues. Bailey V-Joint soffit was incorporated into the soffit design as it was supplied in standard lengths and could be installed in large amounts in a minimum time slot. Most of the soffits were above railway tracks and could only be installed at night during limited periods.

The Bailey V-Plank system has been designed to bring the appearance of planked soffits to a wide range of construction projects including many station soffit designs. Inspired by traditional planked soffits, this extruded aluminium panel is frequently used successfully on modern architectural projects. V-Joint is so adaptable that it is used to add interest and value to gable, facades, as well as soffits, providing features such as infill’s, herring bones and coffering.

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