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Project team
Client: Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
Designer: Edward Cullinan Architects
Bespoke joinery: Elmwood
When Elmwood was appointed to manufacture and fit out key elements of the new John Hope Gateway Building at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, our 4-axis CNC router faced its toughest challenge to date – an intricate sequence of acoustic ceiling panels.
The CNC router coped ably, determining the correct size and position of hundreds of irregular-shaped holes with perfect precision, enabling the acoustic panels with integrated lighting to be suspended from stainless steel wires.
Also included in the brief was the manufacture and installation of a bespoke reception desk made from solid veneer lumber imported from America through Germany, along with a bar area with the bar tops constructed from solid fumed oak sourced from Germany.
Image courtesy of mattlaver.com
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“On behalf of Ranges FC, I would like to thank you for the lengths and efforts you and your colleagues went to for the Club, to ensure the timely and precise delivery of our Bar 72 Refurb project. The relationship you and Chris quickly built with the Hospitality and Facility team gave us great confidence and belief that the service and experience of working in partnership to Elmwood would be second to none”
Project team
Client: Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
Designer: Edward Cullinan Architects
Bespoke joinery: Elmwood
When Elmwood was appointed to manufacture and fit out key elements of the new John Hope Gateway Building at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, our 4-axis CNC router faced its toughest challenge to date – an intricate sequence of acoustic ceiling panels.
The CNC router coped ably, determining the correct size and position of hundreds of irregular-shaped holes with perfect precision, enabling the acoustic panels with integrated lighting to be suspended from stainless steel wires.
Also included in the brief was the manufacture and installation of a bespoke reception desk made from solid veneer lumber imported from America through Germany, along with a bar area with the bar tops constructed from solid fumed oak sourced from Germany.
Image courtesy of mattlaver.com
Related projects
“On behalf of Ranges FC, I would like to thank you for the lengths and efforts you and your colleagues went to for the Club, to ensure the timely and precise delivery of our Bar 72 Refurb project. The relationship you and Chris quickly built with the Hospitality and Facility team gave us great confidence and belief that the service and experience of working in partnership to Elmwood would be second to none”