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46 APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS


Encasement provides stylish cover up at Twickenham Catholic College


casings to conceal structural steelwork around a new courtyard walkway, as part of its recently opened £14 million teaching block. Designed by DHP Building Design Consultants and built by main contractor, Graham Construction the project involved the refurbishment of the existing Edwardian structure, alongside the construction of The Elizabeth Building to create a modern learning environment for pupils. In addition to primary and secondary classrooms, the Elizabeth Building also includes a hall, library and sixth form centre. An integral part of the new facilities


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was the creation of a covered walkway along two sides of the college’s main ‘quad’ courtyard that also incorporates 14 structural support columns, which are concealed by Encasement’s rectangular ‘Forma’ decorative


aint Richard Reynolds Catholic College in Twickenham is using Encasement’s ‘Forma’ and ‘Vecta’ decorative metal


metal column casings and matching ceiling soffits and fascias. Each 650mm x 990mm weatherproof


column casing stands 3.74 metres high and is manufactured from 1.5mm thick aluminium, which incorporates a Rimex ‘Black Pearl’ finish that combines a highly polished surface with a pattern of small circular indentations, making the casings both durable and aesthetic. In addition to the column casings, the


walkway also includes almost 70 metres of aluminium fascias and soffits at ceiling level, which use the same Rimex Black Pearl finish to conceal building services and drainage pipework. All casings solutions were not only manufactured and supplied by Encasement, but were also installed by the company’s specialist installation team. Encasement’s Managing Director, Martin


Taylor, commented: “The Black Pearl finish was an excellent decision for this project as it helps provide interest by breaking up the


New Product and Marketing Manager role at Schöck


In a move that reflects the continued expansion of Schöck in the UK, Simon Hill has been appointed to the newly created position of Product and Marketing Manager. Schöck is launching a major new acoustic sound insulation product range called Tronsole in the UK market. This will sit alongside the market-leading Isokorb structural thermal break range and Simon’s role is to develop the overriding product development and marketing strategy for these product ranges in the UK. Simon, who has a BEng (Hons) in Civil Engineering, originally joined Schöck in 2014 as a Key Account manager. He has worked in the construction industry for over 20 years and has wide experience in a number of structural engineering, sales, commercial management and marketing roles. It is this wealth of experience, combined with a highly disciplined approach to organisational demands that make him the ideal candidate. Simon comments: “It is paramount that we continue to provide the level of service and product innovation that the market has come to expect from Schöck; and my priorities are to successfully develop and deliver the strategic and operational activities that meet these demands”.


01865 290 890 www.schoeck.co.uk How artistic flooring is reflecting architecture


Flowcrete is contributing to the latest interior design trend by providing artistic flooring that reflects the architecture of the host building. With the rippling exterior design and unique glass-fronted PODs set into the construction, the Arte S buildings (pictured) surely stand out and provide a talking point all on their own. What makes these buildings even more impressive is the designer’s choice to continue the ripple aesthetic within the interior as well. With the aim of replacing reality with fantasy, curves and ripples can be seen everywhere in the lobby from the rounded chairs and stools to the demarcation used in the flooring. As well as looking visually attractive, the line markings, created using Deckshield UV Linemarker from Flowcrete also work to separate the light and dark grey hues. For the flooring, 382m2


of Flowtex PT, a heavy duty, epoxy screed


with high impact resistance was used, coated with the self-smoothing epoxy resin Flowshield SL 1000 in Steel Grey and striking pink hues. As well as being aesthetically pleasing and complementing the lobby furniture beautifully, this floor finish is suitable for areas of high footfall, trolley and rubber wheeled traffic.


01270 753000 www.flowcrete.co.uk


large surface areas of the column casings. Also, the pattern helps provide some additional rigidity to the aluminium, making it even more durable and ideal for high traffic use. The same applies to the ceiling soffits and fascia, but the main advantage of using the same material is the it integrates with the column casings and provides a uniform finish to this excellent project.”


01733 266 889 www.encasement.co.uk


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