Piccadilly Station, Manchester

The brief was to give the station a 21st-century image, improve visibility and links with the city, improve circulation for passengers, and access for pedestrians and vehicles. Up to 50,000 passengers per day pass through the station.

Designed by BDP, with Laing O'Rourke as the Main Contractor, the redevelopment has won the British Council of Shopping Centres 'Special Award' for 2003, a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Award, a National Railway Heritage Modern Railways Award, amongst others. Colt provided louvres for screening and ventilation purposes to a variety of areas including plantroom areas. The louvres were a combination of single and double bank louvres, depending on the specific airflow and rain defence requirements. Whilst the different types of product were mixed in banks of louvres, the external appearance of the louvres remains the same.

Sector: Louvres, Public Buildings

Location: Manchester

Architect: BDP

Main Contractor: Laing O'Rourke

Manchester Piccadilly Station, a modern glass and steel building with a tall blue sign and curved roof, reflecting a sunset sky in its glass facade.

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