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Revealing the Hoxton Hotel Facade

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Hand-laid red brick facade of the Hoxton Hotel seen from street level through trees

The hand-laid brick work

The exterior of the Hoxton hotel is now complete with hand laid brick work, using over a quarter million bricks. The team underwent a six-month planning and selection process, looking at twenty-four different sample panels and windows.


The final brick results were achieved using three different brick blends: a grey blend containing 2 different bricks, a red blend containing 3 blends and top light grey blends

A quarter millionhand-laid bricks

237rooms

A look at the Façade
Industrial I beams were used along the front façade, with curtain walling added to the ground, 6th& 7thfloor. The team used 209 Cirttall style punch windows across the hotel, maximising the light, and views from the outside.

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