Moxon completes low-carbon north London visitor centre

0924-Moxon_Brent Cross Visitor Pavilion_© Simon Kennedy-005

Source: Simon Kennedy

Scheme by Moxon made from CLT

Moxon Architects has completed on Brent Cross Town’s Visitor Pavilion, which was made with low environmental impact materials including Glulam beams and Cross Laminated Timber.

Most of the pavilion, part of a £7bn regeneration project, was made offsite during lockdown at the height of Covid-19 with prefabricated panels chosen as they offer a much lower carbon footprint.

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