this was crucial to having the accommodation ready for students. Its impact on indoor air quality is minimal, having received an A+ rating, an important consideration


for the sustainability credentials of the building as a whole and the wellbeing of occupants. Thanks to its resilient properties, nora rubber ensures good acoustics and underfoot comfort.


Equally, a floor that is fast to clean and easy to maintain is essential in a multi-purpose space like this. A product lifecycle of more than 25 years means that maintenance and replacement costs are kept to a minimum, including


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chemical-free cleaning which leads to reduced costs and lower environmental impact from the reduction of water use and wastewater.


Douglas Inglis, Director at Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands, commented: “The colour palette used throughout the project was an understated mix of soft greys and stones to match the timeless, classic design of the space, which will further prolong the lifetime of the flooring. Not only that, but the minimalist look will allow students to put their own stamp on their living space as different residents come and go.”


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