Queens Quay

An energy centre on the Clyde: a glazed hall in a corten-effect frame and a flue tower wrapped in expanded mesh.

The Queens Quay energy centre was built by Muir Construction, and Walker Cladding put on the roof and walls. Several systems meet on the one building: a Euroclad Elite Plus 2 roof, Eurobond Rainspan and Euroclad Rockspan walls, a corten-effect fascia, mirror-effect cassette rainscreen, and a James & Taylor Eyetech expanded mesh facade round the flue tower.

Where that many systems meet, every junction needs its own flashing. The flashings and trims were cut and folded in our Irvine workshop.

Where: Energy centre, Clydebank
Materials: Euroclad Elite Plus 2, Eurobond Rainspan, Euroclad Rockspan, Corten-effect fascia, Mirror-effect cassette rainscreen, Expanded mesh facade
Client: Muir Construction

The corten-effect frame round the glazed front, with a crane reflected in the glass

The glazed front in its corten-effect frame, with the flue tower behind

The flue tower in its expanded mesh facade, beside the dark cladding of the plant hall

Grey wall cladding and louvres, edged by the corten-effect fascia

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