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Mixed material look in luxury vinyl tiles for global law firm


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uxury Vinyl Tiles from IVC Commercial have been used to give a mixed material floor at the Glasgow office of Ashurst, a progressive global law firm. Occupying its Central Exchange, Glasgow, office since 2013, Ashurst asked Wellwood Leslie Architects to develop a scheme that demonstrated change across three floors. Choosing a minimalist design that was influenced by the history of the building, Nick Roemer, Wellwood Leslie, took to a mixed material look across the 2,780 m2


office: “The client had originally wanted carpet as previously used, but as they wanted to ensure a noticeable change and needed easy maintenance, I recommended Luxury Vinyl Tiles for the majority of flooring within the office. Using wood to give warmth and stone to reflect the history of the building, I chose IVC Commercial’s Luxury Vinyl Tiles as they gave me flexibility to create the Scandinavian influenced design scheme I was after, while delivering on installation, cost and quality expectations.” Wellwood Leslie


selected the warm


and characterful wood of Blackjack Oak, contrasting it with the sleek modern tile of Ceramic across the open plan space. Aiding navigation and defining areas, thanks to the use of IVC Commercial’s Luxury Vinyl Tiles the mixed material layout has transitions without metal profiles for an elegance that is not obtainable with original materials. Yet it is not just a more pleasing aesthetic that makes Luxury Vinyl Tiles ideal for


ADF05_IVC_Interiors - Floors & Floor Coverings_HPAdv.indd 1 Luceco lights the Department of Public Works in Sharjah


Luceco has supplied energy saving LED luminaires to the Council building for Department of Public Works in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. The refurbishment involved the replacement of existing conventional downlights to cost effective, energy effi cient LED downlighters and Platinum from Luceco was chosen as the principal luminaire. Platinum is a high performance 220 mm diameter downlight with an effi cacy up to 130 Llm/cW, featuring a unique swing tab design ensuring installation is quick and easy. Recent enhancements to the recessed Platinum include a further optimised heatsink and a reduction in bezel thickness from 6 mm to 2.5 mm on a standard IP44 bezel as well as being magnetic and available in white, brushed steel and polished chrome fi nish. Platinum also offers an IP65 Anti-Tamper bezel option. Improved refl ectors in matt, gloss and black low glare variants are also available as well as extended swing tabs to suit larger cut outs. Overall, around 1450 Platinum downlighters were installed within the facilities at the Department of Public Works in Sharjah, and the lighting costs, when compared to the original lighting design, reduced by over 60%. An impressive result for this progressive government agency!


01952 238 100 www.luceco.com ADF05_Luceco_Interiors - Lighting_Double PR.indd 1 Working towards better workspaces


With many companies not demanding a return to the offi ce but conversely trying to remove people from working at home, co-working spaces have proved to be an excellent solution. A good example is here at LUI House in Herford, Germany. Archwerk Architects have developed this four-storey building into a sustainable co-working hub which is fully self-suffi cient using heat pumps and PV cells. Complete with large break-out areas, hot desks and meetings rooms, the building exudes an aesthetic and inspiring ambience with high-quality furnishings and top-class media technology. With large open spaces and hard surfaces, the architects specifi ed ultrafi ne bespoke Troldtekt wood wool acoustic panels in a natural grey. These were then perforated on-site with different sized holes to give an unusual three-dimensional effect. Not only do the high performance panels offer an interesting textural and visual appeal but they absorb the ambient noise created by talking as well as the echoes and reverberation caused by the hard surfaces and large glazed areas. Troldtekt’s natural and inherently sustainable panels are available in a variety of different surfaces and colours and contribute positively to a building’s BREEAM, DGNB and LEED ratings.


01978 664255 Troldtekt.co.uk ADF05_Troldtekt_Interiors_Double PR.indd 1 WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK 14/04/2022 09:52 ADF MAY 2022 14/04/2022 09:26


a mixed material scheme like Ashurst. Using a 0.55 mm wear layer for long- term durability and with Protectonite®


for


scratch-resistance and easier cleaning, Blackjack Oak and Ceramic also require no specialist maintenance, giving a floor finish that’s tough and easy to care for – no matter what the look.


The floor was installed by Devar Premier Flooring using Flex Pro self-adhesive underlay that makes glue-down


Luxury


Vinyl Tiles like Blackjack Oak and Ceramic faster to install. Specially designed for use with IVC Commercial’s Luxury Vinyl Tiles, the underlay delivers time and cost-saving benefits, while also improving acoustics in use – important for a busy office like Ashurst.


01332 851500 www.ivc-commercial.com 04/05/2022 13:37


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