Salice celebrate an exceptional Interzum 2019

Salice enjoyed a very successful Interzum 2019, where they exhibited their range of furniture fittings for kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms. Boasting an impressive new stand, where creatively designed room settings provided the ideal platform for Salice to showcase their industry... View Article

A-Hoy matey – is that secondary glazing we see?

The Historic Dockyard at Chatham in Kent, was one of the Royal Navy’s main facilities for four hundred years until it closed in 1984. Ownership was then transferred to the Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust to re purpose the site, opening... View Article

Crittall windows for iconic London tower

Crittall Windows has been selected to manufacture and install replacement steel fenestration for one of London’s most iconic high-rise residential blocks. Trellick Tower remains a major symbol of the Brutalist architectural style of the 1970s. With its distinctive separate lift... View Article

FutureBrand UXUS designs Experience Center for Shimano

International design studio FutureBrand UXUS has created the new Shimano Experience Centre in Valkenburg, Netherlands; a hub for fishing, cycling and rowing enthusiasts. This unique space combines the excitement of open-air sports with the latest virtual technology to create an... View Article

Award-winning plaster facades in Europe

The Jury of ECOLA Award 2019 has awarded four First Prizes under the chairmanship of Manuelle Gautrand (Manuelle Gautrand Architecture, FR-Paris) on 17 May 2019 in Stühlingen. Prizes in the category New Buildings went to Aires Mateus Architects from Lissabon... View Article

All of a Twitter over Environmental Recognition

A unique design of ventilation grille from Gilberts Blackpool has helped Twitter achieve its first platinum level LEED (leadership in energy & environmental design) award in the world. The social media brand’s European, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) headquarters in... View Article

Neolith’s Calacatta C01 specified for Italian cookery school

Hygienic and hypo-allergenic surfacing materials have recently become key concerns for kitchen designers, spurred on by an increasing awareness of allergies. Earlier this year, Neolith’s Calacatta C01 pattern in silk finish was specified for an Italian cookery school which seeks... View Article