Greenwich awning for Stanfords

As part of our continuing association with the Mercers Walk Development we have recently installed this Greenwich Awning at Stanfords. The Greenwich awning is available in a number of guises and can be powder coated in our own plant to any RAL colour. Operation may be by hand crank or via a wireless, hand held, control which may also be supplemented with additional automatic controls for sun and wind. The aesthetic of this particular installation required that the awning be installed without the usual cover box; giving it a completely  uncluttered appearance. When requested the Greenwich awning may be branded through the incorporation of our owns RAGS® graphics system  to provide recognition of a business name or service.

Edward Stanford rose to prominence during the height of the Victorian age, a period defined by technological innovation, social upheaval, literary excellence and world exploration. Stanford attended the City of London School and became a creator and  seller of maps and charts for the business became internationally renowned. In  2016 Stanfords opened their coffee house as a  place for adventurers to sit and plan their next trip, or just enjoy a slice of cake. 

The Mercers’ Company, a City of London Livery Company established by Royal Charter in 1394, was commissioned by Ian Ritchie Architects to develop the space between Mercer Street and Langley Street in Covent Garden. The £22m scheme was completed in November 2016.