This rooftop extension project adds high-quality residential space, featuring contemporary zinc cladding designed for durability, performance and a modern aesthetic.

Parkhurst Court Airspace Development is a modern rooftop extension designed to maximise the potential of the existing building while providing high-quality additional residential space. Capital Cladding was appointed to supply and install the external façade system, finished in Anthra Zinc. The contemporary zinc cladding was carefully selected to complement the existing structure while giving the new development a sleek, modern appearance. The standing seam system provides a durable, low-maintenance, and fully weatherproof solution, ensuring both long-term performance and a striking architectural finish.

This school extension project provided additional space for a growing student population, featuring a high-quality metal cladding installation.

Capital Cladding had the privilege of supplying and installing the metal cladding for the school’s new extension, which was built to accommodate the growing number of children attending the school.

This residential development delivers luxury apartments with modern cladding that enhances upper levels while integrating seamlessly with the overall facade design.

An exceptional development of luxurious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments located just moments from Wallington Town Centre. The completed installation delivers clean, modern lines to the setback upper floors whilst integrating seamlessly with windows, balconies, and the brick facade, contributing to a high-quality finish befitting this prominent building

This Hackney residential project features a newly added floor and a non-combustible facade system with striking red cladding.

Located in the heart of Hackney, this building is used for residential purposes, with a new floor recently added to accommodate the growing needs of the community. Capital Cladding was instructed to supply and install a fully non-combustible facade system. The project was completed with a modern and sleek finish, using pigmento red standing seam cladding to give the building a distinctive and contemporary appearance.

This mixed-use development at Hoe Street replaces outdated buildings with a contemporary scheme that respects the surrounding urban character.

This mixed-use development replaces a late-Victorian terrace and an adjoining post-war supermarket building. The site sits on a prominent corner plot within the Walthamstow Town Centre Action Plan Area The building stands at the intersection of three streets. It complements the recently redeveloped 1 Hoe Street while respecting the scale of the Victorian terraces behind. The design steps down in height towards neighbouring homes, while the set-back third floor, expressed as a zinc-clad mansard, reduces its visual impact on the street.

The Old Bus Depot redevelopment in Colchester is transforming a former transport site into a contemporary hub for digital and creative businesses.

Situated in Colchester’s historic St Botolph’s Quarter, the project involves the redevelopment of the former Queen Street bus depot into a four-storey digital workspace designed for growing technology and creative companies. The development sits within a sensitive conservation area adjacent to the Roman Wall, requiring careful architectural detailing and high-quality external finishes. Our metal cladding installation contributes to the building’s modern industrial aesthetic while providing a durable, weather-resistant façade suited to a high-performance commercial environment. Once complete, the scheme will support the wider regeneration of Colchester’s city centre and provide flexible workspace for innovative businesses.

The Portland Building is a contemporary office development in central Brighton, designed to deliver high-quality and sustainable workspace.

Located on the corner of Church Street and Portland Street, this landmark commercial project provides approximately 30,000 sq ft of Grade A office space designed with sustainability and performance in mind. The building incorporates modern architectural elements and environmentally conscious features, including photovoltaic panels, green roofs and energy-efficient systems. Our metal cladding installation contributes to the building’s clean, contemporary façade while ensuring long-term durability and weather resistance. The finished result complements the surrounding urban environment while supporting the project’s high sustainability standards and modern architectural vision.

The 92 Middlesex Street project forms part of the redevelopment of a historic building in central London, transforming it into a modern aparthotel.

Located near Liverpool Street Station and the iconic Petticoat Lane market, this project involved the refurbishment of an existing masonry structure alongside the addition of two new upper floors. The design incorporates distinctive zinc-clad faceted roof forms and carefully considered external finishes to create a contemporary yet contextually sensitive façade. The work included the installation of striking metal cladding elements that enhance the building’s architectural identity while respecting the surrounding conservation area. Our cladding installation contributes to both the visual character and long-term performance of the building envelope, delivering a durable and precise finish suited to a high-profile hospitality development in the heart of London.

The project includes the demolition of the existing buildings and the construction of a four-storey Mikvah – a much-needed facility for the local community.

The building will extend from a habitable basement to three levels over ground including a plant room at second floor level. Once complete, the building will be fitted out with 44 private bathrooms and six Mikvah pools evenly distributed between the three lower floors.

Capital Cladding delivered the specialist metal cladding package for 54 Clapton Common, a contemporary residential scheme in Hackney featuring dark anthracite standing seam cladding to the upper storeys.

Our teams installed galvanised steel substrate panels with mineral wool insulation, followed by the finished metal cladding system, working from scaffolding across the building’s elevations.

The completed installation delivers clean, modern lines to the setback upper floors whilst integrating seamlessly with windows, balconies, and the brick facade, contributing to a high-quality finish befitting this prominent Clapton Common location.