120
KING'S
ROAD

Sector
Commercial

Architect
The Bon Collective

Contractor
Overbury

Location
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, London

Product Information

Luxurious banded glazing brings visual rhythm to
dynamic new London tech workspace.

THE CLIENT.

Our client, a confidential leader in the technology sector, set out to create a cutting-edge workspace at 120 King’s Road, a distinctive development in Chelsea, London.

With its large arched windows and abundant natural light, the building offered an ideal setting for a high-performance office. Spanning four floors, the project was designed to reflect the client’s innovative culture and provide flexible, functional spaces.

In collaboration with architects The Bon Collective and contractors Overbury, the brief focused on delivering a design-led glazing solution that met acoustic needs and complemented the building’s character.

OUR SOLUTION.

Radii delivered a comprehensive glazed partition and door package that balanced acoustic performance with a refined design aesthetic.

Across the four floors, our Linear 30 single glazed partitions (Rw 41 dB) and Parallel 50 double glazed partitions (Rw 50 dB) formed the core of the system, providing clarity and performance throughout workspaces and circulation areas. Over 60 Hogan single glazed pivot doors (Rw 41 dB) were installed to provide consistent visual language and functionality.

On Level 4, our Parallel 50 system was paired with doors using ESG’s low iron switchable glass, offering greater clarity and a less milky appearance when transparent — ideal for executive meeting rooms that require both openness and privacy. The glass operates in reverse to standard, remaining clear when unpowered and turns opaque when activated, with integrated on/off controls managing the transition.

A Glide sliding door was also integrated seamlessly into a drywall cavity via a Parallel 100 fin, optimising space while maintaining a clean aesthetic.

All glazing elements were enhanced with our signature ‘Rio’ feature banding, offering a strong horizontal definition that unified the design across all floors.