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40 Chancery Lane
City of London, London
| Client | Derwent London |
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| Location | City of London, London |
| Size | 100,000 sq.ft |
| Completed | 2014 |
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For this project we designed the physical and technical security systems. The mixed use development sits on a prominent corner site within the Chancery Lane Conservation Area.
The security systems comprise a dual-technology integrated access control system, photo badging, and IP CCTV and voice intercom systems. Our tailored designs also accommodate the inclusion of a Lift Destination Control System if required. Working closely with the architect we specially selected and positioned security elements that would complement the the development's overall design.
We also paid close attention to the proposed landscaping for the publicly-accessible courtyard to the north west of the building.
