Cyril Le Marquand House
Details
- Architect: Axis Mason
- Developer: Dandara
- Location: Jersey
- Status: Completed
Services
- Design Review
Cyril Le Marquand House
Details
- Architect: Axis Mason
- Developer: Dandara
- Location: Jersey
- Status: Completed
Services
- Design Review
Cyril Le Marquand House is the newest headquarters of the Jersey government. The project reached completion in September 2024. The façade of the building predominantly features a hybrid granite cladding system, consisting of a combination of both traditional handset and rainscreen fixing methodologies to mainly minimise the visual impact of the joints. The building envelope also consists of large-format windows with stone and aluminium fins, curtain walls, and a standing seam zinc mansard roof with dormer windows.
( ↑ ) Andy Le Gresley Photography
( ↑ ) Andy Le Gresley Photography
Façade Engineer Akhil Aravind, commented, “Having been instructed as the façade consultant by Dandara, we worked from early-stage technical design onwards until completion. The numerous façade types and the high corrosive marine environment of Jersey presented several challenges, but these were efficiently handled and delivered by the project design team and the contractors with coordinated input and effort.”
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