Case Study: Enhancing Architectural Continuity at the University of Wolverhampton with d line
University of Wolverhampton, Birmingham
Introduction: A Fusion of Old and New
The School of Architecture and the Built Environment (SOABE) at the University of Wolverhampton accommodates a diverse community of over 1,200 students, professional learners, and a team of research professionals. Housed within the walls of a former 12-acre grade II listed brewery, the campus underwent a transformation to create a contemporary, adaptable space that pays homage to its historic roots.
Architectural Fusion: A Symbiosis of Past and Present
The design of the building seamlessly integrates the old and the new, providing a robust and flexible layout to meet the evolving needs of the University. The existing structure, with its historic expression and building lines, harmonizes with the modern elements of the campus. The result is an awe-inspiring fusion of modern and old architecture, featuring a grand open staircase and an atrium form derived from a courtyard dating back to 1892.
d line Products in Focus: A Marriage of Classic and Modern Design
Throughout the entire University building, d line products from the Knud Holscher and Arne Jacobsen collection take center stage. These meticulously chosen pieces not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the space but also complement the architectural blend of contemporary and historical elements. The classic AJ lever and the modern expression of Knud Holscher products add a touch of sophistication to the overall design.
d line products used in the University of Wolverhampton project
Architect's Insight: Seamless Integration and Timeless Elegance
Client Testimonial: Excellence in Service and Expertise
d line on 2050 Materials:
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Challenging the notion of low-quality waste, d line invites users to Re-handle their products up to four times, extending the 20-year warranty period and securing 100 years of use.
In a waste-aware environment, d line’s portfolio includes:
- 20-year product warranty, renewed at every Re-handle.
- EPDs with full declaration on 40% of the portfolio.
- Re-handle possibility for 250 items.
- GWP reduction between 54-91% with each Re-handle.
- 100% recyclable AISI 316 stainless steel.
- Recycled and recyclable packaging.
With in-house production facilities, local sourcing, and ISO 14001 certification, d line’s commitment to sustainability extends through every aspect of their operations, making Re-handle® a groundbreaking solution for eco-conscious Architects and Specifiers.
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