Schueco’s revamp of network centre
represents a major capital investment for the company. New exhibits have been installed, the most significant being the Parametric facade that was constructed for the BAU Exhibition in 2015. Visitors will also find that the systems on display have been rearranged and that new products have been added. Of particular interest are two new facade systems, Schueco FWS 60 CV and FWS 35 PD, both of which demonstrate significant innovations in design and functionality.
01908 282111
www.schueco.co.uk
Building envelope specialist, Schueco UK Ltd, has announced that the refurbishment of the Network Centre in Milton Keynes is now complete. The revamp – designed to improve the Centre’s facilities even further for architects, main contractors, Schueco network partners –
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Natural Paving drives up stone standards
The standards are based on CE testing results and show performance across three key areas: water absorption, flexural strength and frost resistance. The standards are based on CE testing results and show performance across three key areas.
0845 072 1150
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Passionate about offering the very best products to market, Natural Paving Products has developed a new and improved series of stone standards that have been endorsed by independent stone expert David Richardson. Providing key information at a glance through a simple visual grading system, the stone standard has been applied to all of the company’s sand- stone flagstones and block paving in its 2016 brochure.
appointments & news; restaurants & bars project report Turning Japanese with Formica Group
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Tokyo Sushi is the oldest Japanese restaurant located in Barcelona, Spain. With a history spanning 36 years, the decision was made to combine traditional Japanese style with a modern vanguard. KOBFUJI Architects specified Formica Group’sTerril with Matte 58 finish to clad the 10m long wall behind the sushi bar. Terril was used to
create an interpretation of the classic kimono stripe pattern from the Edo era – capturing the Japanese heritage integral to the restaurant’s identity. Ideal for the hospitality environment, Formica® laminate offers on-trend designs and practical features such as durability, hygienic properties and ease of maintenance.
0191 259 3512
www.formica.com enq.139 Guat's up! – the place to be for SterlingOSB
Norbord's SterlingOSB is fast becoming the material of choice for retail outlets, restaurants and cafes. One of the latest establishment to use SterlingOSB as an interior design element is Guat's Up!, a trendy Cafe Bar in Guildhall. Guat's up! is the latest venture from Butterworth & Son. SterlingOSB has been used throughout the entire interior from the walls and
worktops to the bathrooms and floors. Norbord is one of the world's leading manufacturers of engineered wood-based panel products. All products are FSC- certified and used extensively in the construction, DIY and furniture sectors. Norbord's brands are well known and are commonly specified by architects, national housebuilders and specifiers.
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MODERN LIGHTING SOLUTIONS more than light
New, improved and accessible on the move!
Remmers UK Ltd has given their website a fresh new look and the fluent, responsive design means that it can now also be viewed on both desktop and mobile devices easily. The new site enables all visitors access to a wide range of detailed information quickly and efficiently. Highlights include Remmers product catalogues, technical data sheets, in-house and NBS specification guides, colour charts, literature and system specific project references along with a host of other helpful product and system information. The website also has an up-to-date news section and integrated social media links to Remmers Twitter, Facebook and Linked-In pages. For more information, visit the website or contact the company directly.
01293 594010
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Lighting catalogue with style shots available on request 0208 123 7914
modernlightingsolutions.co.uk
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