The amazing volume generated inside the building by the entrance lobbies and the internal and the external atria, allows the penetration and the diffusion of natural daylight through the floors, to create a sustainable and desirable working place.

The fully glazed main atrium, facing the Plaza, consists of impressive structural glazed units (2800 wide x 3900 high, weighing 600 kg each) climbing up to the ETFE atrium roof, supported by a 3-D steel structural framework.

Main entrances, giving personnel access to the building, to both the Queensway and Metro Boulevard Elevations, consist of bolted glass systems with vertical laminated glass fins with bolt fixings to support the glass screen. The three staircases are glazed with complimentary fritted structural silicone glazed system to maintain a consistent theme. The glass balustrades to the link bridges connect the working areas either side of the atrium void, thus allowing a better use of the common spaces.

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Sidell Architects, established in early 2017 by Ron Sidell after leaving Sidell Gibson*, is informed by more than 40 years’ experience in the field. In 1973 he and Paul Gibson – now a consultant to the new company – founded the original Sidell Gibson Partnership. They were, with Giles Downes, Chris Curtis and fellow Partners of the day, responsible for the creation of a broad range of award-inning projects in the UK and countries overseas to include Germany, Iran, Spain, Switzerland and Libya. The Practice has been joined by several of Ron’s original team and the programme of work at Sidell Architects continues the same tradition of the high-level design of commercial offices, residential, hotel and leisure developments, cultural/heritage buildings and urban design master planning. Its commitment is to achieve maximum benefit and added value for clients, end users and the wider community. The office has the creativity and technical expertise to successfully deal with complex design issues, finding innovative solutions to satisfy planning requirements as well as environmental and sensitive site constraints.