Goodenough College, London

The college was incorporated in 1930, by a group of prominent Londoners, including the chairman of Barclays Bank, Frederick Goodenough. The College is now an educational charity that provides residential accommodation for talented British and international postgraduates and their families studying in London.

The mastic asphalt membrane covering the terrace roof area had failed in several areas and was difficult to repair with it being covered with large planters and promenade tiles. The terrace was prepared and a robust liquid applied; non-slip coating system was applied over the existing substrate. The terrace is frequently used by the student’s as a roof top study area.