
FitzroyArchitect
Rooftop terrace screens, Fitzroy
Perforated aluminium privacy screening and a matching balustrade to a rooftop terrace, set out so the perforation pattern runs unbroken across nine panels.
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Kew · 2025
A blackened mild steel and glass balustrade to a three-flight floating staircase, template-fitted to a stair that had already been built.
The builder engaged us after the staircase was framed and the treads installed. The architect wanted a minimal blackened steel frame with structural glass infill and no visible fixings from the living area. The stair had a 14 millimetre variation in the string line across the three flights, and the balustrade had to satisfy the barrier requirements without the frame growing to hide it.
Rather than fabricate from the architect's drawings, we produced a full-height template on site and set the balustrade out from the stair as built. The frame was detailed as three flight-length sections with concealed splices at the landings, so the variation was absorbed at the joints rather than accumulating. Glass was ordered only after the frame was trial-fitted. The blackened finish was applied as a sample panel first and signed off by the architect and owner before the full run was finished.
The balustrade reads as a single continuous line across all three flights. All fixings are concealed within the stringer and landing structure. The barrier was inspected and passed without a re-attendance.
High-specification residential metalwork — feature balustrades, entry gates and exposed steel for custom homes and renovations.
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Our stair was already built and it was not perfectly true. Northline templated the whole thing rather than working off the drawings, and absorbed the variation at the landings. Standing at the bottom you would never know.
Priya Raman
Director, Raman Constructions
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