4000 sqm brick office building in the historical city centre. The design pays homage to the industrial characteristics of Wolverhampton’s red-brick Victorian architecture with bull-nose and curved glass corners. These key approaches and deep brickwork piers are helping to shade the building and articulate its tripartite proportions. The strong vertical expression of brickwork piers creates a striking yet complementary addition to the family of buildings at this important intersection which includes the Grade II listed Chubb Building and Prince Albert public house.
