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Bespoke ‘Thro-Wall’ ceiling system at Foyle Arena

Architectural Profiles installs a bespoke 5000m² roof assembly at Foyle Arena in Londonderry, designed by architect Samuel Stevenson & Sons

In association with
Foyle Arena with roof and underside ceiling by Architectural Profiles limited.
Foyle Arena with roof and underside ceiling by Architectural Profiles limited.

Energi Envelopes by Architectural Profiles Limited (APL) has provided a bespoke ‘Thro-Wall’ ceiling system for Foyle Arena in Londonderry. An integrated 5000m² roof assembly on the new arena has not only achieved the most elegant external roof lines, but also the most efficient and good looking acoustic ceiling underside.

This system has been used with particular effect over the sports halls and swimming pool areas of the facility where clearly effective acoustic performance is essential.

The main structural support is APL StrongBak in pre-coated steel to the general areas and aluminium over the swimming pool. This is thermally and acoustically insulated and includes a vapour control layer and an APL Tritherm sub-frame system which carries the AP65ZS Standing Seam roof profile. The underside of the perforated StrongBak itself is the finished ceiling which eliminates the requirement, and the cost, of further suspended ceiling installation and treatments.

For more information and technical support visit: www.archprof.co.uk

 

Contact:

0118 927 2424

info@archprof.co.uk

 

 

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