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Enclosed cycle shelter with green roof - Sir John Peace Building
Langley Design was approached by MPP Group on behalf of Experian to provide a cycle storage solution for the re-imagined Sir John Peace Building in Nottingham. Developing the site into a major regional hub for the business, the works included extra car parking provision including EV charging points, in addition to the Sheldon cycle shelter
Langley Design was approached by MPP Group on behalf of Experian to provide a cycle storage solution for the re-imagined Sir John Peace Building in Nottingham. Developing the site into a major regional hub for the business, the works included extra car parking provision including EV charging points, in addition to the Sheldon cycle shelter.
Solution
Langley Design provided its Sheldon SCS313 fully-enclosed cycle shelter with standard vertical single-side timber cladding, after reviewing a couple of cycle racks arrangements with the architect Maber, that offered both secure storage for bicycles but also furnished the site an additional storage space.
Manufactured in a treated Class 4 Redwood, with galvanised steel leg columns, the visually-appealing unit was topped with a standard sedum roofing system, further supporting Experian’s commitment to become carbon neutral by 2030.
By offering a more attractive view from the office space above, the sedum roof is edged with a washed pebble border and is popular for projects where units are located in overseen areas, where reducing rainwater surface run-off or increased sound insulation is required, and to support BREEAM requirements.
