- Sector
- Public realm
- Project type
- Refurbishment
- Services provided
- Installation
- Year completed
- 2020
- Project location
- London
- Consultant
- Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
- Contractor
- Princebuild Limited / Adena Property Investments Inc
- Products used
- Corten Steel planters
Requirement
IOTA was commissioned to supply corten steel planters, incorporating timber seating, for the new Notting Dale Village business campus development in West London.
Products supplied
22 corten steel planters - size 2960 (l) x 2000mm (w), with varying heights.
12 of the planters were additionally designed to include European Oak benching, in 3 different arrangements.
All items were fabricated from 3.0mm corten steel, pre-weathered before shipment, and the seating timbers were European Oak.
Design features
- Ability to be movable via forklift
- Integration with LED underlighting
- Recessed plinths of varying heights to accommodate falls in the hard landscaping
About Notting Dale Village
Notting Dale Village is a new business campus, comprising three seven-storey buildings, set around the focal point of the central Sculpture Park. These three blocks – the Yellow Building, the White Building and the Studio Building – offer open-plan floorplates to establish flexible new workplaces totaling more than 300,000 square feet. They are supplemented by a restaurant at the scheme’s centre; and future phases will include a residential building, a hotel, and a mixed-use building comprising office, light industrial, retail and residential uses. The development has included a substantial investment in communal event spaces and public art, celebrating the site’s history as an area once known for its piggeries, brick works, slum housing and Frestonia (an anarchist commune).












