Senior Architectural Systems

Senior makes its Everyman Cinema debut

  • 19 Mar 2019

Senior Architectural Systems has successfully completed its first contract for Everyman Cinemas, after supplying a range of aluminium fenestration solutions for the boutique cinema chain’s new theatre in Greater Manchester.

Working together with architects Fusion DNA, GF Holdings (Contractors) Ltd and specialist installers AliFast (Commercial) Ltd, Senior has delivered a glazing package that has provided the new cinema with the perfect balance between aesthetics and performance.

Created following the refurbishment of a former vacant retail unit in the town centre of Altrincham, the new four-screen cinema has been enclosed in a striking building envelope, featuring Senior’s SF52 aluminium curtain walling.

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Specified as a fully capped system, and offering exceptional thermal efficiency and attractive slim sightlines, the SF52 system has helped create a welcoming entrance to the venue and a bright and pleasant interior for the first-floor bar and restaurant.

The new cinema also features Senior’s robust SPW501 commercial aluminium doors, ideally suited to high traffic retail and leisure schemes.

Fully CWCT tested with excellent weather performance and offering constant 52mm sight lines to giving an attractive uniform appearance, Senior’s SF52 aluminium curtain wall system is popular for both low and high-rise projects.

The SF52 system is fully compatible with Senior’s extensive portfolio of aluminium windows and doors, with full design and technical support available.

Contact:

Senior Architectural Systems,
Eland Road,
Denaby Main,
Doncaster,
United Kingdom,
DN12 4HA

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 01709 772600
Fax: 01709 772601

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