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INTERIORS; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES; LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS


ROCKWOOL heating and ventilation pipe showcased in dramatic giant modular sculpture


An exciting new piece of artwork by artist, Lubna Chowdhary, has taken heating and ventilation pipe to the next level with an impressive 6.5 m by 5.5 m sculpture which embodies the growing trend for exposed pipework as an architectural design feature. The “Erratics” exhibition was commissioned by the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA) and features a sculpture made possible by a ROCKWOOL donation of 320 metres of its RockLap H&V Pipe Sections, sized with a 140 mm inner diameter and wall thickness of 25 mm. The artist, Lubna, has previously created many commissioned architectural works and the ROCKWOOL piece, “Modular 4”, continues the tradition of her site-specifi c work, playing with scale, repetition, modularity and geometry to occupy the expansive gallery space at MIMA. The ROCKWOOL insulation used for the sculpture consists of pre-formed cylindrical sections of stone wool with a layer of factory-applied foil on the outer surface. Traditionally used for heating and ventilation pipes in a range of settings, RockLap H&V Pipe Sections are designed to maintain the optimum temperature of pipe services, thereby reducing energy consumption.


© Lubna Chowdhary. Photographer: Rachel Deakin 01656 862 621 www.rockwool.co.uk ADF11_Rockwool_Heating Ventilation & Services_DPR.indd 1 Flexible Space achieves recognition in multiple disciplines


AET Flexible Space, has further enhanced its UK reputation by being shortlisted for three industry awards. Amplifying the achievement, the nominations cover diverse operational disciplines. For this years H&V News Awards, AET Flexible Space is one of just fi ve companies short-listed for the HVAC Project of the Year (over £0.5m), for its work at Technique. The project involved a combination of refurbishment and new build to deliver fi ve fl oors of fl exible, agile use “best in class” modern workspace, offi ces and retail. AET Flexible Space has also been shortlisted for the Small Company Achievement of the Year, for its L&D ethos Learn to Win. The focus is to invest in a team that is inspired, engaged and supported. Although in its infancy, the programme is already yielding results. The team is motivated, winning new clients and relationships built for work beyond the initial contract. Projects on which the company has collaborated have been short-listed or won six industry awards during 2021/22. Completing the trilogy, AET Flexible Space is one of fi ve companies shortlisted for the Training Initiative of the Year, for its learning and development strategy.


01342 310400 www.fl exiblespace.com ADF11_Flexible Space_Heating Ventilation & Services_DPR.indd 1 28/10/2022 12:18 20/10/2022 11:50


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