A new building in the grounds of historic Trinity College, Oxford, illustrates how 21st Century environmental performance can be married seamlessly with traditional aesthetic requirements. Crittall’s T60 thermally broken steel windows make a major contribution to the Levine Building’s sustainability…
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Crittall windows have been installed in a refurbished historic tower in a harbourside location in the centre of Bristol. The Cheese Lane Shot Tower, although only constructed in 1969, has more than one claim to fame. The 43-metre-tall reinforced concrete…
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Originally built as a factory, Springfield House in Hackney, East London, now provides spacious accommodation in the form of some 90 apartments. A complete refurbishment of the building has been completed with Crittall steel windows helping to reinforce its character…
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The conversion of a west London former town hall to include residential accommodation features Crittall windows, carefully designed to preserve the building’s original character. The former Acton Town Hall, in Ealing London Borough, has been partly converted to provide a…
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An ambitious project to boost the creative industries sector in the north-east of England has used Crittall Innervision steel screens and doors as a key design element. A former Grade II listed post office in Hartlepool’s Whitby Street has been…
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A high specification security window that also respects the external appearance of heritage and historic buildings has been unveiled by Crittall Fendor. The SwingVent Heritage window acknowledges the fact that many NHS and private healthcare providers occupy buildings that were…
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Crittall, the originator of the steel window and the sector’s leading manufacturer, has launched T60 – a highly innovative thermally broken steel window and door system. T60’s slim profiles replicate original Crittall steel windows, combining traditional aesthetics with 21st Century…
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A state-of-the-art residential unit for vulnerable children and adolescents in the North West of England features Crittall’s Fendor CleanVent security windows. Junction 17, designed by architects Gilling Dodd, was commissioned by Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust to…
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A seamless blend of refurbished original Crittall steel windows and doors, and their 21st century equivalents, have been combined in a breathlessly impressive South London headquarters building for architectural practice Squire & Partners. The first floor front elevation windows in…
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Crittall Fendor is strengthening its position as the manufacturer of the largest range of specialist mental health fenestration in Europe with its CleanVent Window which has been enhanced by the addition of a Slipper Clutch mechanism. The CleanVent is an…
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Crittall Windows has introduced a new enhanced steel window aimed at the residential market, the HomelightPlus range. An enhanced version of the company’s successful Homelight steel window first made during the 1920s, the new-look window features contemporary styling and window…
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A new landmark headquarters building in West London – a striking redevelopment of a Grade II listed garage and showroom – has been created using Crittall windows to reflect its historical context and satisfy conservation requirements. The character of the building’s broad frontage has…
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