London Dock
London Architectural Hardware was proud to collaborate on one of our first projects, working alongside Berkeley Homes Designers and Architects to design a distinctive bronze finish that perfectly matched the overall aesthetic of London Dock by the Berkeley Group. Situated in the heart of Wapping, this exceptional development is just moments away from iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, St Katharine Docks, and the City.
As a thriving new cultural quarter, London Dock boasts a magnificent choreographed central water feature and offers an exceptional selection of high-quality new homes. We are delighted to have contributed to this exciting new destination, which promises to be a desirable location for years to come.
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The Project
Located in the heart of historic Wapping, the London Dock neighbourhood, developed by the Berkeley Group, was one of our first-ever projects.
What We Did
Working closely with Berkeley and the project’s architects, our team designed bespoke bronze interior finishes that complemented the wider architectural details of the buildings. Our attention to detail and commitment to quality made the difference on this project, helping Berkeley attract homebuyers looking for the very best in design.
How We Made The Difference
At London Architectural Hardware, we understand that when it comes to high-quality projects, every detail matters. That’s why we provide an extra special touch with our unrivalled expertise, ensuring that every project we work on meets the highest standards of quality and excellence.
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