Residential Case Study
Bream Street, Bow



Project Background
Bream Street is a mixed-use development of seven buildings, including 202 modern 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, retail, employment and leisure spaces. Overlooking the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, this development includes 30% affordable housing. The scheme consists of demolishing a post-war commercial building to deliver a series of buildings set around three shared gardens within walking distance to Hackney Wick Overground station.
Cellecta’s ScreedBoard 20 was specified by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris due to it being the ideal overlay floorboard for acoustic applications. ScreedBoard 20 was laid upon the first floor over PIR to achieve U Values, as the build could not accept a wet screed due to weight restrictions upon the ground.
L&Q were awarded this 5,500m² contract to construct this development in Fish Village within bow.
Architect EPR Architects Contractor Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Type of Construction Residential Project size 5,500m² Products Installed |
“Suitable for all types of steel, concrete and timber floors”
Products Installed Information
Screedboard
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