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Keep up to dateBy Ike Ijeh2019-06-05T05:00:00
Source: Matt Chisnall Architectural Photography
An innovative choice of cladding material – cast aluminium – has created an unusual look for these luxury flats near Regent’s Park
Cast aluminium is used for a number of applications. Cookware, garden furniture, automotive components and rainwater gutters are some of the items on which it is commonly to be found. But it has rarely, if ever, been used as a cladding material on a building – until now.
The Compton is a new, 10-storey block of flats in London’s affluent St John’s Wood, located close to Lord’s Cricket Ground and Regent’s Park. The development was designed by London-based Simon Bowden Architecture and contains 49 luxury boutique flats, along with private roof terraces and a state-of-the-art gym, with a starting price to buyers of £1.1m per flat.
There is nothing unusual about the price point or development brief, at least not for this part of London. What is highly uncommon is the cladding system applied to the building facade.
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