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Style delivers adaptable space to The Spine
Located in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter, The Spine is the northern home of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and is one of the healthiest buildings in the UK, adhering to the ethos and principles of the WELL Building Standard. Supporting this commitment to health, partitioning expert Style worked with AHR architects, and main contractor, Overbury to install 10 Dorma Huppe semi-automatic Varifl ex moveable walls over three fl oors, creating adaptable space that encourages collaborative working amongst RCP staff. Furthermore, Varifl ex walls hold both a Health Product Declaration, detailing the health effects of all the elements of the system, as well as an Environmental Product Declaration, which provides verifi ed information on the environmental impact of the product across its lifecycle. “We were incredibly proud to have been specifi ed to deliver fl exible space in this pioneering new building,” said Andy Gibson, Style’s director for the North. “We were also delighted to work with AHR architects and Overbury, who gave our team 9.6 out of 10 for our work on site, reporting that the Style team was ‘excellent and really helpful’ and that Overbury’s project team was ‘very happy with Style and would highly recommend us’.”
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Partitions_DPR.indd 1 Parkside Architectural Tiles comes to Manchester’s Material Source Studio
Parkside Architectural Tiles has become part of Material Source Studio Manchester, connecting it closer to the North West’s thriving architecture and design community. Now with representation in London, Leicester, Glasgow and Manchester, Parkside has a physical presence in the UK’s key architectural and design districts. Jonathan Wiles, director of commercial sales, says: “Achieving representation in Manchester helps us to strengthen our connection to architects and designers across the North-West and puts Parkside in more places than ever before. As a specialist architectural tile company, it’s important that we’re able to provide the community with close cooperation and ready access to great tiling products.” Parkside can be found in Material Source Studio Manchester with a colourful pod that brings together hero tiling products like the Manchester- made Ethical Stone Terrazzo, Alusid Principle and Criaterra v2 along with popular commercial solutions such as Regal and design tiles including the iconic Lilypad of Juniper and stylish terrazzo ranges such as Dandy and Cleveland.
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Tiles_DPR.indd 1 Gerfl or & Gradus expand their contemporary hospitality collection
Gerfl or and Gradus have expanded their Hospitality Collection for 2025, offering a range of contemporary fl ooring and interior solutions tailored to the needs of hotels, restaurants, spas, and conference venues. Key highlights include the Creation 70 Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) for high-traffi c areas, Creation 55 Zen for acoustic comfort, and waterproof solutions for bathrooms and spas. Gradus adds to this collection with slip-resistant stair edgings and LED lighting profi les, enhancing both safety and design. The collection also features specialised options for gyms, event spaces, and bar areas, blending durability, aesthetics, and functionality for a complete hospitality solution. With a broad selection of innovative products, Gerfl or’s expanded Hospitality Collection provides comprehensive solutions that balance performance, design, and sustainability. From high-traffi c areas to serene spa environments, Gerfl or offers products that cater to every need in hospitality spaces. To explore the full range of fl ooring and wall solutions for your next project, discover Gerfl or’s and Gradus’s latest Hospitality brochure and experience the future of hospitality design.
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or.co.uk ADF11_Gerflor_Interiors - Floor
Coverings_DPR.indd 1 Make the Move to Low Carbon Tiles with Mas
processes that provide the same long-life and low maintenance products, but that divert waste from landfi ll and reduce the energy needed for production. Mas, a new sustainable tile form Parkside Architectural Tiles that’s been developed by Alusid®
With the European Commission estimating that the ceramic tile industry generates up to 3,000,000 tonnes of waste and emits 19,000,000 CO2
, has achieved exactly this. Made from between 95% and 98.5% recycled materials
(depending on the colour), Mas transforms an abundant volume of material that would otherwise likely end up in a landfi ll using a unique low-energy dry granulation process. Taking waste products aggregated from industries, and from various parts of the production process (both pre and post-fi red) and by only adding a small amount of water to the raw materials that have already been processed, Alusid is able to reduce the use of natural gas and electricity. For Mas, Alusid has unlocked a unique low impact manufacturing process to create a vitrifi ed tile that has the performance for commercial use as a wall or fl oor surface.
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