G Johns & Sons Nominated for AI Specification Awards

We are thrilled to announce that G Johns & Sons Ltd has been nominated for the prestigious AI Specification Awards in the Residential category. This recognition is a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence and our outstanding work in specifying and supplying high-quality architectural ironmongery for the luxurious Shoreline Crescent apartments in Folkstone.

The nomination is a result of our collaboration with renowned architects, Acme, in bringing to life the breathtaking Shoreline Crescent project. This waterfront masterpiece encompasses 84 apartments, beach houses, duplexes, and penthouses, showcasing the epitome of luxury living.

Our dedication to providing top-notch architectural ironmongery solutions, including door handles, mailboxes, locks, hinges, and door closers in satin brass and satin nickel, has been acknowledged by the AI Specification Awards committee. We take great pride in our team's meticulous attention to detail, expertise, and seamless collaboration with esteemed architectural firms.

The AI Specification Awards ceremony, a highly anticipated event in the architectural ironmongery sector, is scheduled to take place on Thursday, 18th April at Southwark Cathedral, London. This prestigious gathering will bring together industry leaders, professionals, and visionaries to celebrate excellence and innovation.

G Johns & Sons eagerly anticipate the event, where we look forward to showcasing our contributions to the Shoreline Crescent project. We believe that this nomination is not just a recognition of our past achievements but also a testament to our ongoing commitment to setting new standards of excellence in the architectural ironmongery sector.

As we await the results, we extend our gratitude to our clients, partners, and the entire G Johns & Sons team for their dedication and hard work. We look forward to the possibility of bringing home the AI Specification Award as we continue to push boundaries and create extraordinary experiences in architectural ironmongery.