Crane Fluid Systems has supplied Dominators and a selection of general valves for the new extension at the Tate Modern, The Tate Project, situated on the banks of the River Thames, South-East London.
Tate Modern was designed for an annual audience of two million visitors, but receives around five million, putting pressure on existing facilities. The expansion will create a less congested, more welcoming environment, at the same time doubling exhibition and display space and enabling the gallery to show more of their Collection. There will also be more cafés, terraces and concourses in which to meet and unwind.
The new development will continue to bolster the growth of the borough. A public walkway through the building will make possible a direct route from the City to the heart of Southwark and there will be two new public squares to the south and west of the building. To the east, a new planted area will be created especially for the use of the local community and staff.
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Informally known as ‘The Vase’, the development is made up of a 52-storey tower and two smaller buildings for flats, a hotel and retail.
Providing PICV valves to the construction of the Manchester’s new arts centre and cultural quarter, First Street.
Crane Fluid Systems have supplied DPZV valves for the construction of the new Molecular Sciences building at University of Birmingham.
Comprising 10 floors & 13,000 sq m of contemporary office space in an area seen as the focus for the city’s growing professional, financial and public sector occupiers
An exciting project in the North West has utilised Crane Fluid Systems valves. The quality and stock availability were key in winning selection for the build.