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Beko built-in: the finishing touch for Bournemouth development

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

A prime example of design, sustainability, energy efficiency and a high standard of contemporary living combining to make a big impact is Central Park – a complex of 30 two-bedroom and six one-bedroom apartments, near Bournemouth’s city centre. A ‘natural... View Article

Yeoman Shield provides academy with long term solution to damage

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Yeoman Shield, the UK market leader in wall and door protection has been supplied and installed at The Sutton Academy, Merseyside. Yeoman Shield HessianEx wall panelling, External Corner Angles and FalmouthEx panels (in Lilac) were fitted on the ground and... View Article

Levolux dresses up Primark

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

The newly refurbished Primark store in Newcastle’s city centre now boasts around 114,600 sq feet of reconfigured retail space, and a remodelled exterior featuring a radical external Screening Solution by Levolux. Thanks to a re-design by 3DReid architects, the building... View Article

Stannah Lifts – maximising educational access for all

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Stannah Lifts has carried out a major turnkey lift refurbishment on behalf of Hall Green Secondary School, a co-educational Academy in Birmingham with a reputation for inclusion. Located in Southam Road in south Birmingham, Hall Green Secondary School has 900... View Article

Satisfied builder once again chooses Yeoman Rainguard

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Yeoman Rainguard has been fitted to an impressive house (part of which dates back to the 18th century) as part of a major renovation carried out by Wiltshire based A G Builders. Yeoman Rainguard supplied XL Aluminium 125 x 55mm... View Article

Resin bound brings cheer to school playground in Hull

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Gillshill Primary School in Hull has had its playground resurfaced and enhanced with the application of RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing by Route One Highways. Architect Adrian Richmond of the NPS Group chose three shades of aggregate to create an inviting... View Article

Kemperol delivers a factory finish

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

The advanced chemistry of Kemper System’s innovative Kemperol V210 cold liquid-applied waterproofing membrane will help ensure efficient manufacture of fluorochemicals and fluoropolymer materials thanks to a roof refurbishment project at AGC Chemicals in Lancashire. AGC Chemicals is one of the... View Article

Robin Hood Services halves lighting energy consumption with British made LED lighting

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

AWARD-winning lighting manufacturer, MHA Lighting, is helping a leading independent service station to slash its lighting energy bills by 50% with British designed and manufactured LED lighting. The project at Robin Hood Service Station, Chatham, instantly halved lighting energy bills... View Article

Sinclair Meadows: working together to set a new standard for affordable housing

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Four Housing is a not-for-profit provider of social housing in the North East of England. In September 2012, in collaboration with the Homes and Communities Agency , South Tyneside Council, Groundwork South Tyneside and Newcastle and Galliford Try Partnerships North,... View Article

Future plans unveiled for further education in the Forest of Dean

Tuesday, 17th September 2013

Gloucestershire College has unveiled the latest designs for its proposed new campus in Cinderford’s Northern Quarter in the Forest of Dean. Although the project is still in its early stages, the designs for a new £14million Campus have been released... View Article

Hauraton surface drainage at the new Shetland gas plant

Monday, 16th September 2013

Located on the edge of the British continental shelf some 125km north-west of the Shetland Islands, lie the Laggan and Tormore gas and liquid hydrocarbon (Petroleum) fields, surely a uniquely challenging environment, but one with great potential for the UK... View Article

TROX chilled beams and VAV units score top marks at Newcastle Sixth Form College

Monday, 16th September 2013

TROX chilled beams and flow rate controllers are ensuring that an impressive new sixth form college in the north east of England achieves the ideal indoor environment for learning without costing the earth. The £22million project to create the Newcastle... View Article

The Leys School Cambridge unveils new £9.5million science and arts building

Friday, 13th September 2013

The Leys School, Cambridge is set to open a new £9.5million multi-purpose facility that will play a central role in school life. Designed by Cambridge architects Bland, Brown and Cole and built by Vinci Construction and Munro Group, Great Hall... View Article

Heradesign Fins by Knauf AMF are creative to the core

Friday, 13th September 2013

Global advertising agency, Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH) London HQ has been redesigned and refurbished from a conventional office layout into an inspiring and welcoming open plan studio space designed for creativity. Central to the redesign is a triple height studio... View Article

Reynaers Aluminium proves energy efficient for County Hall

Friday, 13th September 2013

Bright, airy and a need to reduce energy consumption by 40 per cent were the requirements when Reynaers Aluminium was contracted to provide their quality aluminium window and door solutions for the County Hall in Trowbridge. Run by Wiltshire County... View Article

Pan-gyo Residence, curved liked a flowing wave of HI-MACS®

Friday, 13th September 2013

With the construction of the Pan-gyo Residence by the architecture firm, Office 53427, a HI-MACS® façade was used for the first time in Korea. Its snow-white walls emerge from a wooden base like a petrified sea wave, with the foam... View Article

Hunter Douglas shutter systems helps scheme buck the trend

Thursday, 12th September 2013

The striking Ixia development in London’s Shoreditch has bucked a sales trend by proving an instant hit with buyers, thanks to the scheme’s innovative design and in part to the bespoke Hunter Douglas shutter system. Whilst the London property market... View Article

New scheme puts off-site construction back on the map for UK house building

Thursday, 12th September 2013

Work is underway on a new housing development in Tameside which marks the return of off-site house building in the UK. Factory Homes, the off-site construction specialist, has been working with New Charter Homes and developer Bowsall on the pioneering... View Article

ISG & Stride Treglown’s form model school is first in Wales

Thursday, 12th September 2013

ISG and Stride Treglown’s highly flexible FORM model school has secured major backing from the Vale of Glamorgan County Council, which has selected the design concept for its new £2.7million Nant Talwg School in Barry. The project has key significance... View Article

Metal Technology hits the heights at Olympic Way

Thursday, 12th September 2013

Metal Technology has supplied its innovative architectural aluminium products on one of London’s tallest buildings. Designed by Hunt Thompson and built by main contractor Donban, the new 4 star, 20 storey, 235 bedroom Park Inn Hotel and 158 apartment building... View Article