Biscay 7 Spiral Mesh Curtain complete with Copper Painted Finish utilised to create a magnificent decorative ceiling feature at the reception to Jackson house, a modern mixed-use office building in Sale, Manchester.
Dubbed affectionally as “the swirl”, the Biscay mesh Specified by Garnett Netherwood Architects, forms the pivotal piece at the heart of this refurbishment project, installed by Contract Services Ltd.
The curtain mesh is suspended from wires back to the ceiling, giving the impression that it is floating.
Biscay 7 architectural wire mesh installed as mesh curtains at the British Film Institute, London.
The mesh acts as an innovative acoustic baffle and a visual break to the ceiling. The curtain configuration allows for unimpeded operation of air conditioning and sprinklers.
Biscay 7 spiral mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
Biscay 7 wire mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
Biscay 7 wire mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
Biscay 7 wire mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
Biscay 7 wire mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
Biscay 7 spiral mesh curtain installed at Baku, an Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London
About the Project
Biscay 7 spiral wire mesh curtain installed at Baku Azerbaijani restaurant in Knightsbridge, London. The mesh was finished in Coppertone 420 to provide the precise colour required.
The curtain is approximately 4 meters in diameter and 14 meters long. It surrounds the top of an elliptical staircase leading from the second floor restaurant to the third floor bar.
