The Courtyard, Goods Way

The Courtyard, Goods Way, London

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Baluster

Large circle frieze panel

Short Victorian spandrel

Square Victorian frieze panel

Lion head poseur table base in cast iron

Lion head table base in cast iron

Mango plank table top (dia 600 mm)

Client:

London Venue Group

Credits:

Designers: 3Stories

Photography: Gareth Gardner

It was a real pleasure working with Andy Thornton on the Goods Way project. We had set ourselves a challenging task in trying to replicate the streets of New Orleans, however the team's in-depth knowledge of metalwork fabrication meant they were are able to deliver our vision down to the smallest rivet. Very happy client. Ben Webb, 3Stories

INSPIRED BY NEW ORLEANS

Goods Way is multi-faceted music and dining destination located in London's Kings Cross, conceived by Mumford & Sons' Ben Lovett. The Courtyard is the central food and drink area and the challenge for designers 3Stories and our metalwork team was to create a New Orleans-inspired decorative balustrade.

This architectural metalwork is the dominant design feature, linking all the many different spaces within the venue.

MEETING THE BRIEF

Incorporating our own unique modular colonnade and balustrade systems and components, our architectural CAD technicians developed the design to meet the brief, budget and building regulations. They carried out a detailed on-site survey, provided working ROD drawings and control samples. The project was delivered and installed on time and in budget.

COURTYARD FURNITURE

The centre of the The Courtyard can accommodate between 50 seated guest or 150 standing. Here we were able to supply our ever-popular cast iron lion head table bases in both dining and poseur forms. The bases are paired with sustainably sourced mango plank tops.