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22 PROJECT REPORT: HERITAGE & CONSERVATION CPD FOCUS


BUILD SAFER STRUCTURES WITH SIMPSON STRONG-TIE


SPIRAL AND HELICAL STAIRCASE CPD WEBINARS


High quality products and professional service: that is what makes Simpson-Strong-Tie®


the


number one connector brand in Europe and worldwide. The company designs and produces construction solutions for the full spectrum of building methods. As part of its commitment to product development, engineering, testing and training, Simpson- Strong-Tie launched its accredited Building Safer Structures CPD seminar, to help you broaden your knowledge of building construc- tion solutions and methods. From the foundations to the


roof, and everything in between, this structured seminar includes solutions for timber and masonry construction, as well as covering the rapidly growing cross laminated timber (CLT), light gauge steel (LGS) and offsite construction sectors:


Engineered restraint straps for roofs and floors; I-Joist hole support; Concealed beam connec- tors; Connector and fastener collections for CLT and LGS construction; Timber frame build- ing and racking solutions; EC5 ready connectors; Chemical anchors systems; Examples of good and bad installations. Available as a webinar


conducted by experienced Product Specification Manager Laurence Parker, the interactive seminar features videos, slides and product sample demonstrations to keep the presentation lively and interac- tive. The course is free of charge and provided there are sufficient numbers, can conduct a CPD seminar at a location of your choosing if you prefer an in-person delivery. lparker@strongtie.com www.strongtie.co.uk


Staircase experts, Spiral UK, offer architects a live bespoke staircase CPD presentation on Microsoft Teams or Zoom free of charge at a time that suits them. The session covers: staircase design, stair regulations ADK, ADB, ADM and specifically BS5395 Part II (which relates to spiral and helical staircases), the design,


manufacture and install process, materials and finishes and case study examples. The session is 30-40 minutes depending on questions and can be tailored to the interests of the practice. Certificates of attendance can also be issued. 0330 123 2447 www.spiral.uk.com


WHY SPECIFYING THE RIGHT FLOOR IS CRITICAL


Gilberts helps the Royal Albert Hall


The challenge of taking one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, the 150 years-old, Grade I listed Royal Albert Hall into the 21st century has been met by innovative and pioneering engineering solutions. Gilberts Blackpool has supported mechanical and electrical contractors Bradgate to achieve effective yet discreet ventilation of the Hall’s main auditorium – one of the most famous concert venues in the world and home of the BBC Proms. The ventilation upgrade is just part of a major refurbishment programme to preserve and protect the building to reduce the impact of ageing. Gilberts took the basic concept of its GFS swirl floor diffuser and design-engineered bespoke accessories to achieve, in one easy to install unit, all the elements required. Addition of a sleeve housing an intumescent fire block and damper below the diffusers addressed the fire protection and performance specification. Various versions were produced, depending on the location of the diffuser in the steps or the floor of the auditorium.


01253 766911 info@gilbertsblackpool.com Resin Bound Forecourt at Museum


Two blends of natural stone resin bound paving were chosen to give an effective contrast to each other and blend beautifully within the surrounding greenery and other natural materials at Brooklands Museum, Weybridge. SureSet worked closely with the museum to ensure the project installation would cause as


Architects and specifiers play a vital part when specifying the correct floor that is fit for purpose. Inspired by Harlequin’s commitment to protecting the health and wellbeing of dancers and performers, our CPD explains why specifying the correct floor for dance and the performing arts is critical to the longevity of a performers career. Using comprehensive data and case studies, we outline the key considerations when specifying a performance floor, and look at the important contribution the floor makes to the performer health and safety. 01892 514 888


uk.harlequinfloors.com/en


little disruption to their opening times as possible. A Mechanical installation method was used to give the highest quality finish to the large areas. Overall, a strong and durable surface was carried out by SureSet Teams and therefore covered by a 21 year guarantee.


01985 841 180 www.sureset.co.uk Latest news, views and more


If you like to be kept informed of all the latest news, views, and promotions for the architectural community, the ADF email newsletters can offer you regular updates straight to your inbox. The weekly Editor’s Choice newsletter includes top news stories curated by the ADF editorial team, while the


monthly CPD Focus and fortnightly ADF Newsletter offer updates on products, services, events, and learning opportunities available from a wide variety of manufacturers and suppliers.


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ADF JANUARY 2022


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