Distinction for Green-tech Apprentice

Apprentice George Goodier has passed his course with the highest honours and has accepted a permanent contract with Green-tech as a Sales Advisor. George joined the company in 2017 in the dispatch department and undertook a Level 2 Customer Care... View Article

#10 tips to give customers a useable, accessible toilet

The potential risk of flushing £0000s down the toilet can now be avoided for venues wanting to open their doors to disabled customers. Closomat, the country’s leading supplier and installer of Changing Places assisted accessible toilets, has produced a quick... View Article

Gilberts throws light on exposed ceiling design

New light is being shed on exposed ceiling design – literally – through innovations by leading air movement specialist Gilberts Blackpool. The company is already one if the leaders in solutions enabling designers to optimise the trend towards open ceilings... View Article

Woodcote House by Paul Cashin Architects and Design Engine

Situated just north of the village of Upham, near Winchester, is Woodcote House. Nestled amongst the rolling chalk hills of the South Downs National Park, this contemporary house replaces a series of brick buildings that had fallen into disrepair. After achieving permission... View Article

Shedding light on daylight modelling

Architectural journalist Gideon Sykes looks at the latest advances in daylight modelling and how it can help architects and specifiers determine the right light levels for their projects Daylighting is the art and science of managing natural light to minimise... View Article

Edward (Ted) Cullinan 1931 – 2019

Reacting to the death of Ted Cullinan, RIBA President, Alan Jones, said: “Architecture has lost a pioneer. Ted will be sorely missed and fondly remembered for the incredible contribution he made to architecture and society. He was a radical thinker,... View Article

Movac & Irurena – Fired up for success

Irurena through dedicated research to develop the best wood coating, whatever the customer requirement, is always at the forefront of exciting new technological advances. One such product recently developed by the highly experienced research and development team is the new... View Article

Benefits of Carpet within Education

Creating an environment that is stimulating, inspiring and welcoming is essential for schools and flooring is an important element to consider. Good design can positively effect student learning and boarding environment as well as teacher satisfaction and there are many... View Article

Pro-Railing®

A range of stainless steel components designed to help create stunning handrails or balustrades in all types of applications. With no welding, just cut, screw and glue, it couldn’t be simpler. Available in stainless steel Grade 304 and 316 and designed... View Article

The impact of tiling on health and well-being

Kerakoll takes a look at the impact of tiling on the health and well-being of tilers and building occupants, and how this is being improved by product research and development. The World Health Organisation Guidelines for Indoor Air Quality (2014) state... View Article

What’s driving washroom design?

Neil Jeffery of Franke Water Systems takes a look at some of the key trends in commercial washrooms, from product design and materials to sustainability, saying that designers need to take a holistic approach to create spaces that stand the... View Article

Waterloo announces new Sales Director

Leading UK air distribution manufacturer Waterloo Air Products has announced the promotion of Andy Wardle to the position of Sales Director, with a seat on the Company Board. Over its 100-year history, UK manufacturer Waterloo has earned a reputation as... View Article

Mosaic “Cowch” raises £3600 for Charity

A mosaic decorated life-sized Highland cow bench has raised £3,600 for the Scottish Charity Air Ambulance. “Sweetie Annie” – designed by mosaic artist Katy Galbraith – was part of a Highland Cow art trail in the Perthshire town of Crieff.... View Article