DAMAC Tower

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Project overview

A jewel at the heart of Nine Elms, DAMAC Tower offers residential, retail and office spaces in a graceful sculptural composition of terracotta, reconstituted stone, and glass. Respectful of its context, the project's slender proportions are apparent from both local and distant views, establishing a unique identity, while responding to adjacent building forms.

In a deliberate step away from the two-tower format of many other developments in the Vauxhall tall buildings cluster, DAMAC Tower consists of three distinct elements: a single, slender, 550-foot private residential tower, a significantly lower affordable residential 'south' block of 260 feet and a striking glazed horizontal office element bridging the two buildings and intersecting the main tower. This balanced composition creates impressive views from every aspect of the development, delivering light and public realm at ground level and significant amenity space for users of the building.

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SEC work package

Our package comprised of the design development, manufacture and installation of factory finished joinery products. Including the fit out of bathrooms, sanitary fixtures and fittings, vanity units with stone worktops. Prefinished bedroom wardrobes with associated storage and lighting, pre-factory finished painted oak veneered door sets with ironmongery and frameless prefinished concealed riser doors. Bespoke joinery items included skirting & window boards, purpose made joinery to the reception area such three bespoke reception desks and further custom made joinery to the spa area and residents' lounge facilities.

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Client
Multiplex Construction Europe Ltd
Sector
Super prime
Architect
Kohn Pedersen Fox
Works

Design development, manufacture, factory finishing and installation of superior, bespoke internal joinery, bedroom and bathroom furniture to superior residential apartments

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SEC have been a pleasure to work with on DAMAC. Their drive and practical approach were refreshing and the end product in terms of snags remaining at PC was the lowest that’s MPX have produced on any project, which is a credit to the team involved.

Luke Varney, Package Manager
Multiplex Global