28 APPOINTMENTS & NEWS; PROJECT REPORT: SPORTS & LEISURE FACILITIES
New 2018 edition brochure available
The new 2018 edition of the Yeoman Shield Brochure has just been released featuring updates on its new products and developments. To keep pace with the everchanging building interiors environment the company has made additions and improvements to its systems ensuring that they continue to protect, to the optimum, walls and doors, from impact damage caused by every day
wear & tear. Included in this reprint is the Smooth Wall Panel products with an extended colour range, an Aluminium Chequer Plate as well as a decorative Digital Print option for wall panels.
0113 279 5854
www.yeomanshield.com Sounding out multi-purpose venues
The Folkehuset Absalon in Copenhagen is an excellent example of the growing trend towards multi-use and multi-purpose cultural social centres. Designed to promote community cohesion with a flexible space to accommodate a variety of activities and services, multi-purpose venues are used to support everything from sport, leisure and learning through to childcare, heritage, culture, elderly needs, tourism, pop-up shops and events. This award-winning project designed by Arcgency architects has taken a former Church with its high ceilings and transformed it into a flexible community centre with ‘living-room’ feel. Troldtekt panels are frequently specified for these types of projects as a key way to control acoustics. If acoustic absorption is wrong, discomfort and irritation will result from the reverberations. If they are designed well, the participant’s interest will increase. The benefits of 100 per cent Troldtekt natural wood wool panels include high sound absorption, high durability, natural breathability, low cost life cycle performance and sustainability as documented by Cradle to Cradle certification at silver level.
www.troldtekt.co.uk GEZE UK take centre stage
Leisure venues seeking to attract people through their doors need to strike the perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality. Alongside this can be a long list of specific needs. GEZE UK’s new Project Portfolio Leisure outlines how some of these considerations have been put into practice within a range of different buildings from a
prestigious art gallery, theatres old and modern, to striking landmark visitor attractions. The brochure highlights the flexibility that GEZE UK’s extensive range of solutions provides as a manufacturer of both manual and automatic door and window control systems.
01543 443000
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Mitchells & Butlers choose Mitton
Mechanical and electrical services specialists Mitton Group have won a competitive tender let by Mitchells & Butlers, one of the largest operators of restaurants, pubs and bars in the UK. The agreement means Mitton Group will supply planned and reactive maintenance
services across the Mitchells & Butlers estate. The work carried out by Mitton Group will include mechanical and electrical maintenance work for heating and cooling systems, emergency lighting, fire alarms and ancillary services including PAT testing as required. Mitton Group has seen significant expansion over the past five years.
01274 691177
www.mittongroup.com
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