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Piercy&Company’s London commercial office portfolio is defined by distinct tonal contrasts between light stone-like bases and dark metallic upper massing, softened by climbing flora on historic masonry and punctuated by shifting window geometries. The work offers a precise reference when specifying seamless timber ceiling systems with integrated technical lighting for multi-height office lobbies or when detailing sharp massing transitions at the street threshold.

Street facade of Two Tabernacle Street by Piercy&Company featuring brickwork, a large glazed entrance, and a secondary classical stone-framed doorway.

Two Tabernacle Street

An exterior facade precedent showing the integration of a contemporary full-height glazed entrance and historic masonry restoration for an urban commercial building.

What we like about this project
A delicate angular geometric pendant light floats inside the double-height timber atrium.

Materials

  • brick
  • glass
  • stone
  • timber
  • steel

Visual identifiers

  • glazed-entrance
  • brick-facade
  • timber-lobby
  • stone-pediment
  • structural-glass

Style tags

  • contemporary-historic
  • adaptive-reuse
  • urban

Visual tags

  • commercial-lobby
  • adaptive-reuse
  • street-frontage
  • warm-interior
  • historic-integration
Geometry
Asymmetrical two-bay composition featuring a large full-height glazed portal on the left and a pedimented entrance portal on the right, integrated into an existing masonry fabric.
Facade system
Structural glass curtain wall insert beside loadbearing brickwork with stone detailing.
Structural guess
Loadbearing masonry exterior with inserted steel and glass storefront framework.
Spatial scale
Human-scale commercial entrance spanning approximately three stories in height.
Lighting
Warm interior illumination contrasts against the cool, even dusk daylight falling on the exterior brick facade.
Atmosphere
Inviting and polished, balancing rustic historic brick with glowing modern interior timber and light.
Environmental context
Urban street frontage flanked by historic masonry buildings.
Spatial experience
The street-level transparency reveals a deep, warm wood-clad interior lobby volume with mezzanine railing and suspended lighting beyond the threshold.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical balance between the monumental glazed opening and the classical stone doorway.
Style reading
Contemporary intervention within historic masonry
Program
Commercial office lobby
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
brick, glass, stone, timber, steel
Visual identifiers
glazed-entrance, brick-facade, timber-lobby, stone-pediment, structural-glass
Style tags
contemporary-historic, adaptive-reuse, urban
Visual tags
commercial-lobby, adaptive-reuse, street-frontage, warm-interior, historic-integration
Geometry
Asymmetrical two-bay composition featuring a large full-height glazed portal on the left and a pedimented entrance portal on the right, integrated into an existing masonry fabric.
Facade system
Structural glass curtain wall insert beside loadbearing brickwork with stone detailing.
Structural guess
Loadbearing masonry exterior with inserted steel and glass storefront framework.
Spatial scale
Human-scale commercial entrance spanning approximately three stories in height.
Lighting
Warm interior illumination contrasts against the cool, even dusk daylight falling on the exterior brick facade.
Atmosphere
Inviting and polished, balancing rustic historic brick with glowing modern interior timber and light.
Environmental context
Urban street frontage flanked by historic masonry buildings.
Spatial experience
The street-level transparency reveals a deep, warm wood-clad interior lobby volume with mezzanine railing and suspended lighting beyond the threshold.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical balance between the monumental glazed opening and the classical stone doorway.
Style reading
Contemporary intervention within historic masonry
Program
Commercial office lobby
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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Street facade of Two Tabernacle Street by Piercy&Company featuring brickwork, a large glazed entrance, and a secondary classical stone-framed doorway.

Two Tabernacle Street

An exterior facade precedent showing the integration of a contemporary full-height glazed entrance and historic masonry restoration for an urban commercial building.

What we like about this project
A delicate angular geometric pendant light floats inside the double-height timber atrium.

Materials

  • brick
  • glass
  • stone
  • timber
  • steel

Visual identifiers

  • glazed-entrance
  • brick-facade
  • timber-lobby
  • stone-pediment
  • structural-glass

Style tags

  • contemporary-historic
  • adaptive-reuse
  • urban

Visual tags

  • commercial-lobby
  • adaptive-reuse
  • street-frontage
  • warm-interior
  • historic-integration
Geometry
Asymmetrical two-bay composition featuring a large full-height glazed portal on the left and a pedimented entrance portal on the right, integrated into an existing masonry fabric.
Facade system
Structural glass curtain wall insert beside loadbearing brickwork with stone detailing.
Structural guess
Loadbearing masonry exterior with inserted steel and glass storefront framework.
Spatial scale
Human-scale commercial entrance spanning approximately three stories in height.
Lighting
Warm interior illumination contrasts against the cool, even dusk daylight falling on the exterior brick facade.
Atmosphere
Inviting and polished, balancing rustic historic brick with glowing modern interior timber and light.
Environmental context
Urban street frontage flanked by historic masonry buildings.
Spatial experience
The street-level transparency reveals a deep, warm wood-clad interior lobby volume with mezzanine railing and suspended lighting beyond the threshold.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical balance between the monumental glazed opening and the classical stone doorway.
Style reading
Contemporary intervention within historic masonry
Program
Commercial office lobby
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
brick, glass, stone, timber, steel
Visual identifiers
glazed-entrance, brick-facade, timber-lobby, stone-pediment, structural-glass
Style tags
contemporary-historic, adaptive-reuse, urban
Visual tags
commercial-lobby, adaptive-reuse, street-frontage, warm-interior, historic-integration
Geometry
Asymmetrical two-bay composition featuring a large full-height glazed portal on the left and a pedimented entrance portal on the right, integrated into an existing masonry fabric.
Facade system
Structural glass curtain wall insert beside loadbearing brickwork with stone detailing.
Structural guess
Loadbearing masonry exterior with inserted steel and glass storefront framework.
Spatial scale
Human-scale commercial entrance spanning approximately three stories in height.
Lighting
Warm interior illumination contrasts against the cool, even dusk daylight falling on the exterior brick facade.
Atmosphere
Inviting and polished, balancing rustic historic brick with glowing modern interior timber and light.
Environmental context
Urban street frontage flanked by historic masonry buildings.
Spatial experience
The street-level transparency reveals a deep, warm wood-clad interior lobby volume with mezzanine railing and suspended lighting beyond the threshold.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical balance between the monumental glazed opening and the classical stone doorway.
Style reading
Contemporary intervention within historic masonry
Program
Commercial office lobby
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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