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28 APPOINTMENTS & NEWS Nordic Copper Bristol Fashion


pre-oxidised copper, complementing its modern, listed neighbour. Designed by Ferguson Mann Architects, the new Copper Building replaces a factory, demolished in the 1990s, and provides 136 apartments for rent or for sale, including purchase through Shared Ownership. FMA project architect Nick Brown explained:


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‘The form and language of the Copper Building were always intended as a reference to its Cor-ten steel clad predecessor. We sought a more friendly and economic material to speak of the industrial heritage of the site, yet in a warmer and more refined way – a material with


major new residential building in Bristol is defined by its 170m long facade, clad in Nordic Brown Light


some life, that would patinate subtly over time. The warm colour of the Nordic Brown Light pre-oxidised copper, along with the longevity, sustainability and natural credentials of copper made it the perfect choice.’ Nordic Brown Light is part of an extensive


portfolio of architectural copper surfaces and alloys from Aurubis, with an unrivalled lifespan, no maintenance and full recyclability. With an ‘A1 (non-combustible material)’ fire classification to EN 13501-1, copper is suitable for cladding tall buildings, using appropriate constructions. The range includes Nordic Standard ‘mill


finish’ and Nordic Brown pre-oxidised copper offering lighter or darker shades of brown determined by the thickness of the oxide layer. The extensive Nordic Blue, Nordic Green and Nordic Turquoise ranges have been developed with properties and colours based on the same brochantite mineralogy found in natural patinas all over the world. As well as the solid patina colours, ‘Living’ surfaces are available for each. Copper alloys include Nordic Bronze and


Nordic Brass, which can also be supplied pre-weathered. The innovative Nordic Royal is an alloy of copper with aluminium and zinc, retaining its golden colour.


01875 812 144 www.nordiccopper.com Investment boosts CMOStores.com


CMOStores.com is seeing superb results from its latest investment in improving customer experience on its six e-commerce sites, with recommended product purchases doubling since the company invested in a new onsite personalisation solution. In the six months since


CMO partnered with artificial intelligence (AI) pioneer Peak, its onsite personalisation solution is driving twice as many transactions as the site’s original non-AI recommender tool. The solution, part of Peak’s Customer AI offering, creates hyper-personalised product recommendations at the point of sale across CMO’s web superstores. The success of onsite personal- isation is a further boost to the rapidly-growing e-commerce company.


01752 692 769 www.cmostores.com Fastflow prepares for the future


Fastflow Group has restructured its business in a move designed to ensure the company is ‘fit for the future’ and able to adapt to the changing marketplace. It will also cease using the Fastflow Group name and instead be known as The United Living Group. It follows the successful merger last


year and the creation of a new business. The Group will have combined revenues for the financial year ending 31st


March 2020 of c£400m, with


2021 revenues budgeted to be £420m. The new streamlined business is made up of the three distinct service pillars – United Living Infrastructure Services, United Living New Homes and United Living Property Services that together will deliver a broad range of integrated services.


01332 665522 unitedliving.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK Crown Paints continues support of local projects


Crown Paints has continued its efforts to add colour to people’s lives during these unprecedented times, through a series of paint donations to community projects across the UK. The Lancashire-based leading paint manufacturer, which also has a manufacturing facility in Hull, regularly donates paint to local causes and charities through its network of more than 140 Crown Decorating Centres and social enterprise,


NIMTECH. Crown Paints also regularly donates to causes across Hull, where many of its popular products are manufactured, and has offered support to Hull’s RSPCA branch in recent years through regularly donating paint and sundries via its nearby Crown Decorating Centre.


0330 024 0297 www.crowntrade.co.uk Housebuilder & Developer website


The Housebuilder & Developer (HBD) website is an online provider of past and present products and news items for the housebuilder and developer. hbdonline.co.uk is a one-stop source for all the latest press releases providing any visitor with access to information about products and services that they may require. From the website, you can find links to digital issues that have live


links to advertisers’ sites, as well as daily email alerts to keep you as informed as possible.


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