Whole-façade fire-safety remediation to a five-storey residential building — a complete façade reset, removing combustible materials and rebuilding with A1-rated, non-combustible systems.
Liberty Court's external walls incorporated ACM cladding, timber cladding around balconies and combustible polystyrene insulation — a build-up that fell short of current fire-safety requirements for residential buildings of this height.
The brief was a complete façade reset: strip the existing combustible elements back to a safe substrate, and rebuild the envelope using A1-rated, non-combustible products throughout, without compromising on the finished appearance of the building.
Sequenced inspections and photographic documentation ran throughout, giving a clear compliance record from assessment through to completion.

ACM cladding, timber cladding around balconies and combustible polystyrene insulation were removed back to a sound, inspected substrate — sequenced to keep the building weathertight and residents safe throughout.

A1-rated façade products and mineral wool insulation replaced the combustible materials, restoring thermal performance while meeting current fire-safety standards.

The external finish was rebuilt across rendered and panelled elevations, managing complex interfaces, openings and changing façade types across the building.

Intumescent fire protection was installed at joints and penetrations throughout the envelope — the detailing that turns a compliant specification into a genuinely fire-safe building.

The finished elevations combine rendered and panelled systems into a coordinated, non-combustible envelope — a safer building that also reads as a considerable improvement in appearance.
Liberty Court's combustible façade elements were replaced with coordinated, non-combustible solutions — addressing the fire-risk concerns that drove the project while improving the building's appearance.
Complex interfaces, openings and changing façade types were managed throughout, with sequenced inspections and photographic documentation providing a clear, evidenced compliance record for the building's stakeholders.