32 PROJECT REPORT: HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & BARS
New hotel given rooms with a view
A leading aluminium fenestration systems manufacturer, Senior Architectural Systems is continuing to get positive reviews for its work in the hotel sector after being specified to deliver the attractive glazing package for the new Doubletree by Hilton in Hull. Senior’s
thermally-efficient SPW600e aluminium windows complement the rainscreen facade of the building and have been used to create a pleasant interior environment for guests and to provide them with exceptional views across the city. Senior’s slim line SF52 aluminium curtain walling has also been installed to the ground floor.
www.seniorarchitectural.co.uk
Altro Ensemble is the stylish choice
New Altro Ensemble modular flooring system is delivering on chic style and sound reduction at the four-star Radisson Blu Hotel in Mannheim, Germany. Designers of the 229 room hotel used Altro Ensemble luxury vinyl
tiles to create the perfect ambience in the guest rooms, restaurant, corridors and state of the art conference area. From colour blocking to geometric patterns, with a range of plank and tile sizes and textures, Altro Ensemble gives design freedom to create luxurious floors for commercial interior spaces.
01462 489 516
www.altro.co.uk New Terrazzo floor innovation shimmers in London’s Leicester Square
A new and innovative MMA terrazzo flooring system has been installed as part of a restaurant refurbishment project in one of London’s most prestigious locations. Close to 100 square metres of Mondéco Rapide – a new fast-turnaround seamless resin terrazzo flooring system from Flowcrete UK – has been installed in and around the restaurant’s central bar area. Flowcrete has reinvented traditional resin terrazzo systems with Mondéco Rapide; a fast-curing, flexible terrazzo resin system, which offers a significantly reduced project downtime and can be laid over a variety of substrates. It provides a luxury finish with extensive design potential including colour and pattern options featuring locally sourced British marble aggregate blends. It is a four- component system that provides a non-porous finish in a range of decorative colours. Mondéco Rapide is ideal for a variety of different environments including airports, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets and shopping centres. Edward Booth, sales & marketing manager for Milestone Industrial Flooring said: “By using the Mondéco Rapide, we were able to work during nights ensuring other trades could access the site in the day.”
01270 753 000
www.flowcrete.co.uk Park Regis Hotel, Birmingham
Park Regis have opened their first European hotel in Britain’s second city Birmingham. Comar Architectural Aluminium Systems were selected to provide the facade with curtain walling, windows and entrances. A double height Comar 6EFT Curtain wall was selected as
it offers strength with a sleek 50mm sight-line. This ground breaking system, leads the way by offering a 50mm stick system with the capability to span further as the mullions and transoms have the highest Ix and Iy values on the market today.
020 8685 9685
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