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which incorporates the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC), a teaching and learning centre and a number of specialist clinics.


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GEZE UK has provided the perfect prescription for a stunning world class hospital in Glasgow. The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital received the GEZE ‘treatment’ as part of a £842 million development which incorporated its automatic swing doors and sliding doors into its ultra-modern design. A total of 17 automatic doors, which included Slimdrive SL NT sliding operators and Slimdrive EMD-F and TSA 160 NT swing doors, were installed into the new state-of-the-art complex


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 Levolux gets the all clear in Cardiff


The new £44 million Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) building at Cardiff University’s Innovation Campus, which is equipped with an attractive Timber Fin Screening Solution from Levolux, is specially designed to facilitate brain research. Levolux’s Contour and High Performance Ventilation Louvres were


utilised to provide an attractive, yet highly weather-resistant facade. Extruded aluminium louvres feature an effective ‘S’ shaped profile. This delivers the optimum performance, both in terms of airflow, resistance to wind and rain and their aesthetic quality. Levolux supplied and installed a single bank of Acoustic Louvres at roof level in two areas around plant and equipment.


enq.202 Scandinavian timber windows feature in RIBA award winning design for Hill Partnerships  


The Avenue development at Saffron Walden, has just won a RIBA National Award in 2016. Designed for developers Hill, Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects have managed to extract the maximum from the location lush with mature lime trees, dating back to 1879 when a Quaker Friends School was established on the site. The team set out to retain as many of the trees as possible and in doing so they have created a striking avenue at the heart of the scheme which now forms a well-used public route through the development. Nice touch that the choice of Norwegian Designed timber windows from NorDan complements timber shingle cladding to some of the external walls. The scheme responds sensitively to its mature landscaped context, within a Conservation Area and adjacent to a listed water tower. The heart of the scheme is a retained avenue of mature lime trees, The Avenue. The homes here are arranged around courtyards behind a new garden wall, or are set back beyond grassed and planted verges. The new landscaping includes relocated native hedgerows, planted fruit trees from existing rootstock on the site, and retention of most of the mature trees. NorDan supplied top swing aluminium clad timber windows from their NTech 1.2 range. With a grey or white fully finished factory painted frames.


01452 883131 www.nordan.co.uk enq.203


Really?!


It’s true. The premium entrance automation product brands have combined forces.


We are one company: ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems


That’s automatic industrial, pedestrian, hangar and high speed door systems. World renowned docking solutions. The UK’s most respected, expert maintenance teams.


We provide the entrance solutions you need for the front, back and interior of any facililty. For all traffic types, through a single point of contact. That’s market leading.


ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems


assaabloyentrance.co.uk architect.uk.aaes@assaabloy.com


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