Cannon Place, London

Cannon Place is located above the Cannon Street rail station in the Central London Financial District.

  • Client: Hines & Network Rail
  • Architect: Foggo Associates
  • Construction Manager: Laing O’Rourke
Scope of Works
  • Cementitious Fire Spray Systems: 4,000m² Grace Monokote® Z-146 and Z-106
  • Boarded Fire Protection Systems: 10,000m² Promat TD Board and Promat Promatect® -250
  • Thermal Insulation: 1,000m² Rockwool Soffit Slab and Promat TLFR Soffit Board
Having acquired the long leasehold interest in London’s Cannon Centre, Hines formed a joint venture with Network Rail to remodel the mainline and underground stations at Cannon Street.

Sharpfibre were able to deliver the project on time, assisting in the creation of 398,110 square feet of Grade A office accommodation and 8,120 of retail space. The installation achieved the required BREEAM rating of ‘Very Good’ and the development of the Cannon Street station was recognised at 2013 National Rail Awards, where it won ‘Large Station of the Year’.  

Cementitious Fire Sprays

Cementitious fire spray is a fast and efficient method of providing up to 240 minutes fire protection to structural steelwork.

Used in the commercial, petro-chemical and tunnels markets, cementitious fire sprays withstand impact and abrasion, yet remain flexible to accept design changes without incurring major cost and time delays.

Cementitious fire sprays may be applied within environments where limited exposure to the elements is likely throughout the building phase of the project. They can also be used for application to steel and concrete frames, metal floors or roof decks and return air plenums.

Thermal Insulation

Installation of phenolic, mineral wool or glass fibre insulation boards

Satisfies the thermal insulation performances currently set out in Part L of the Buildings Regulations. Phenolic materials offer the thinnest solution, whereas mineral wool or glass fibre materials offer a lower cost option.

Various finishes are available, including plain facing, or an aluminium foil face, where the finish is more demanding. A calcium silicate facing board is available with these materials and is particularly suited where the insulation could be exposed to impact.

Boarded Fire Protection Systems

Offer a non-combustible and cost efficient method of providing up to 240 minutes fire protection to structural steelwork.

As the original means of affording structural fire protection, this method has seen major developments in the types of boards available today.

Boarded fire protection systems can be durable, resistant to water and beneficial to acoustic performance. Certain fire boarded systems are able to accept decorative applications, such as paint or plaster, providing an aesthetic finish without the need for further preparation.

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