The client's brief was to refurbish and modernise 3 rooms within the Mian Stand at Anfield, the Stadium for Liverpool Football Club, to improve the corporate and hospitality offering for season tickets holders.
The design was provided by the interior designer 2020. Technical advice and information were provided to the contractor to help deliver the design, provided by the interior designer, on-site through to completion.
Inspiration was sought by some of the most famous managers of the club’s history – namely Bob Paisley and Bill Shankly. Red was a clear feature colour which added a freshness and vibrancy. Large scale graphics were provided on the walls a cost effective but evocative way to give each space visual interest.
3-dimensionally soffit panels were created to create further interest in the rooms. Equally, this gave the room depth and a focal point beyond the wall graphics.
The international club room was created to recognise the worldwide status of the club and some of its most famous players. Bespoke lighting, joinery and storage cupboard was created so this room was elevation to the other spaces, reflecting the corporate use.
Works were completed in 2010.
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DalstonThe brief was to develop this existing building on Kingsland Road, Dalston, into a mixed use commercial and residential project. The site, located on an old Roman road, has historic significance and was developed in the late 19th Century. The area was significantly bomb damaged during the Second World War, which explains why this building differs architecturally from the terrace resides. T2S felt it was logical to reinstate the Georgian terrace style to the front, whilst proposing a modern extension at the rear to retain a sense of historic honesty to the design.
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Avenue HeightsThe project brief was to extend a existing linear residential block on the edge of Crouch End, North London. As the design developed, the client extended the works to demolish and rebuild the linear block to improve the quality of the apartments whilst maintaining the contemporary architectural style.
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