Sustainable, Recyclable & PVC Free Rubber Flooring by GEO

LANDMARK - THE WILLIS CORROON BUILDING

The Willis Corroon building, designed by Sir Norman Foster, first opened in the early 1970s, in Ipswich - England. Set out over three levels, an uninterrupted line leads escalators from the entrance to a rooftop garden and restaurant. This new design concept revolutionized the traditional workspace by opening up the floor plan.

Featuring norament 925, nora® created a new shade of green specifically for this project, which became known as 'Ipswich Green'.

The flooring installation contains 95,000 square feet of nora® rubber, and continues to be striking - exceeding all performance requirements. In fact, when renovations were carried out in 1998, it was decided the flooring installation of nora® would continue to be used, based on the installation's proven twenty two year record of high performance and wear-resistant capabilities.

nora® is used today in many high profile architectural landmarks all around the world. It is sought after for its versatility, durability, high performance and safety features.

For more information on our entire range of nora® products contact GEO Flooring.