With a proven track record of working in the hotel and leisure sector, Senior Architectural Systems has supplied the full aluminium fenestration package for the new Hilton Garden Inn Hotel at Doncaster Racecourse.
Designed by KKA Architecture, the new hotel features Senior’s slimline aluminium curtain walling, thermally-efficient windows and robust commercial doors which have been installed by supply chain partner Danum Windows Ltd for main contractor Galliford Try.
With both Senior and Danum Windows being based in South Yorkshire, the use of a local supply chain has reduced the financial and environmental cost of the build and contribute to a timely delivery.
The new hotel is also the latest contract that Senior has undertaken for global hotelier Hilton and follows the successful completion of similar high-profile schemes, such as the Hilton Garden Inn at the Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground in Manchester.
Located overlooking Doncaster’s iconic racecourse, home of the St Leger Stakes, the UK’s oldest Classic horse race (dating back to 1776), the new Hilton Garden Inn hotel has been designed to offer luxury accommodation and exceptional views of the surrounding scenery.
The extensive use of Senior’s slim profile SF52 aluminium curtain wall system alongside the use of its SPW600 aluminium window inserts, helps to create a bright and welcoming interior and provides various vantage points from which to watch the sporting action.
Senior’s high performance SPW501 aluminium doors have been installed to provide access to private balconies which overlook the racecourse, with the manufacturer’s automatic SD aluminium commercial doors providing safe and secure access to the main entrance and reception areas.
Designed and manufactured in the UK, Senior’s extensive range of aluminium fenestration systems offers exceptional durability, minimum maintenance and cradle-to-cradle recyclability.
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Senior Architectural Systems,
Eland Road,
Denaby Main,
Doncaster,
United Kingdom,
DN12 4HA
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 01709 772600
Fax: 01709 772601
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