Lobster Pot Hotel
The brief
Pent-floor/addition work for a hospitality property in Victoria Island, delivered in a coastal environment with demanding fabrication and construction conditions.
The challenge
The work involved a steel barrel-truss roof, curved POP ceiling, specialist fabrication and construction at height, with coastal salt-air exposure adding a durability consideration.
The response
The delivery coordinated steelwork, specialist ceiling geometry and site execution around the constraints of an occupied urban hospitality context.
The result
A completed 2008 addition recorded in the HSD archive. A preferred contemporary/selected photograph is still pending.
The thinking behind the project
The project demonstrates the importance of specialist fabrication and construction control where geometry, structure and site access are tightly interdependent.
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