
MACLENNAN-LSE - Wallis House
This is a stunning deco fronted listed building built between 1936
and 1942 and has been empty for years. It was owned by Glaxo Smith
Kline, having formerly been an aircraft parts factory and then taken
over by Beechams and then Barratt Homes.
Assael Architecture Ltd submitted an application for planning
permission and listed building consent to restore and refurbish one
of the most impressive modern landmarks in West London into Flats
and commercial office units.
Assael have drawn up a sensitive and innovative scheme that respects
the outstanding qualities of this massive yet carefully proportioned
building.
MACLENNAN-LSE
were involved at design stage with the lower ground floor
refurbishment. Three sides of the lower ground floor are below
ground level.
Barratts had considered other methods of waterproofing which
involved applying bitumen or cement based products to the walls and
floors.
MACLENNAN-LSE
demonstrated the benefits of the cavity drain membrane system
over the other proposals.

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Photos of the finished Project |
MACLENNAN-LSE
proposed the design details and were awarded the contract which
was valued at £180,000.
MACLENNAN-LSE
are one of the very few companies with enough experience in
design and management as well as technical skills to undertake a
membrane waterproofing scheme of this size and complexity.
MACLENNAN-LSE
will guarantee the work for a period of 10 years and accept
design and installation liability.
The
MACLENNAN-LSE
10 year guarantee is underwritten by GPI so in the event
that
MACLENNAN-LSE
cease to trade for any reason whatsoever the guarantees
will still be valid and honoured.
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Interior Photographs |
The Guarantees can be extended for a larger premium if required.
MACLENNAN-LSE Take the risk out of Waterproofing.....
MACLENNAN-LSE is the trading name for LSE Building Preservation Ltd