Category: Commercial Offices

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley were appointed by Kingsley Napley to install a Rockfon Acoustic plaster system at their London based offices.

Over six years ago, law firm Kingsley Napley considered consolidating its three Clerkenwell offices into a single building. Once the decision was made to move, Kingsley Napley collaborated with design specialists KKS Savills and Overbury fit out and refurbishment, along with BPC interiors as sub-contractor, to create an environment which would help enable the company to flourish and meet its aspirations for recruitment, retention and growth. Fast-forward to 2021 and the firm occupies six floors at Twenty Bonhill, Shoreditch.

Within the large reception areas Acoustical comfort was identified as an issue due to the size and the hard surfaces within the space. They required a system to control the reverberation within the space creating a seamless smooth appearance which incorporates their services and creative lighting design with ease whilst not detracting from the prestigious and exacting project.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley were asked to provide a tender for installing Rockfon Mono Acoustic in the reception area of the Lucent building in London. The building, an office space located in the heart of London, at Piccadilly Circus, is being extended and refurbished. With big plans for the building in the future, Pacy & Wheatley are happy to be on board.

The Solution

Rockfon Mono Acoustic was chosen due to its Class A sound absorption. The acoustic system reduces reverberation and noise levels, creating a nice, peaceful environment in the reception area. The Pacy & Wheatley acoustic team was tasked to install 220m2 of the system within a tight timescale. To the delight of our client, Wates Drylining, our team of specialist acoustic installers completed the work one a week ahead of the programme.

The Lucent building, which is seven floors high, is right behind the iconic advertising screen at Piccadilly Circus. Planning the logistics of specialist materials and equipment can be challenging when working in very busy areas such as this, and we worked closely with our client to ensure minimal disturbance to the public and surrounding businesses.

The Pacy & Wheatley acoustic team worked alongside Wates Drylining, with whom we have worked on many projects. We look forward to working with them again on future projects!

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley recently secured a project to install Rockfon Mono acoustic at 22 Bishopsgate in London. The building, also referred to as Twenytwo, is the second-tallest skyscraper in the city. Pacy & Wheatley have now completed the installation, which was carried out across floors 47,48 and 49.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley have been appointed a Rockfon Mono System acoustic ceiling installation in Mayfair at 35 Dover Street. The property is a historical building in the heart of Mayfair, central London. The building houses various offices and retail units previously, including Jimmy Choo and Louboutin. The main contractor, Collins Construction, is appointed to handle the refurbishment, where they will be working alongside interior designer Maison Arabella and Orbit Architects to deliver a high-end category A fit-out across the second to seventh floors. Due to the large spaces within the building, the architects felt the need for Acoustic control.

The Solution

Pacy & Wheatley installed 367m2 of Rockfon across the two floors. The product is renowned for being a class A sound absorber, which made it perfect for a busy office environment like 35 Dover St. The job, like most central London jobs, came with its challenges but was completed within the timeframe quoted to Collins Construction. Our staff enjoyed a great working relationship with Collins and look forward to further opportunities of working together. P&W Acoustics successfully completed another prestigious install of Rockfon Mono.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley Acoustics were invited to install the Rockfon Mono Acoustic TE system in the reception area at Fasken in London. Fasken is an established Law Firm based in central London; when their offices went through a refurbishment, one of their objectives was to improve the acoustic control throughout the office. We provided them with a dark grey colour that works well with the interior design and colour scheme they were looking for.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley Acoustics have recently completed a phased installation to 2 towers in Canary Wharf, London. We have installed 1500m2 of Bowiq Acoustic Plaster on the East and West towers through a phased installation and have just completed phase 2 with great results.

The floors shall be used as office space and required reverberation control to regulate unwanted sound. The client design team needed a system that can be installed onto the steel galvanised corrugated rib deck structure and required special colour, Terracotta blue and a light green for the theme of the spaces.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley are proud to have completed the installation of a Cellulose Bowiq acoustic plaster system at Canary wharf, London. The main works were being carried out by Main contractors Mace with the Drylining/ceiling contractor being Integra Contracts Ltd.

As part of the ongoing development refurbishment for the Northern Trust Financial services and investments, we were asked to help bring the spaces into a modern, state of the art office facility. Acoustic requirements became evident and our product was sprayed direct to the Rib deck at a 40mm thickness in one visit giving class A absorption to the spaces as required. The building has a large reception area which manages the security of the building and the 11 floors which works are being carried out upon, with various areas requiring the system.

The areas concerned were quiet spaces which required acoustical treatment.