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MAPEI
Mapei renovation and tiling systems have been used as part of an extensive redevelopment at Gatwick Airport Station. The project, which was carried out by DMC Contracts for Costain, included construction of a new second concourse and airport entrance, doubling available space for passengers accessing the airport terminal. Prior to tiling, Mapetex system anti-fracture membrane was bonded to the substrate with Mapei Ultralite Rapid Flex S1 adhesive – a rapid-setting, low dust flexible, lightweight one-component adhesive. During the final fix, Mapei adhesives were used to install the 600x600mm tiles: Mapei Keraquick S1 quick- setting and Mapei Keraflex Maxi S1 deformable cementitious adhesive.
mapei.co.uk
STYLE PHENOMENA
The Sushi restaurant relocation project was originally located in a corner of a building on Ginza 7-chome, has been relocated to the third floor of Granbell Square, a newly built commercial complex in the same Ginza 7-chome area. The L-shaped counter inside the store has ten seats. The top, pedestal and table are made of solid Japanese cypress, and the floor pillars are made of Kobushi logs, giving a sense of natural materials. The sides are finished with a woodgrain lacquer finish to create a space; the elements of a shoin-style tea room were combined into a sushi restaurant. There is a shrine installed in front of the counter, and a storage area behind the seats where you can store clothes, bags, carry-on cases.
pnmn.jp
Style recently worked with contractor AKP to create space flexibility in AECOM’s new Glasgow premises. The addition of a Dorma Huppe Variflex glass and a Variflex solid moveable wall allow staff to create a meeting room within a main breakout area, as well as an additional meeting area near a social pool room and relaxation space. Both partitioning systems benefit from semi-automatic operation. The panels are moved into place manually, whereupon impressive rubber seals automatically expand to exactly the right pressure to create an eff ective acoustic barrier.
style-partitions.co.uk
STAVERTON
With a well-earned reputation for of ice furniture innovation, it’s unsurprising that Staverton’s in-house design team is kicking off 2024 with a new product launch. Staverton EX allows rooms to be transformed into inviting, private and highly functional workspaces. Crucially, EX’s premium design elements contribute to creating spaces that employees can take pride in and be motivated by. Staverton EX was unveiled at the Workspace Design Show, which took place in February at the Business Design Centre in London.
staverton.co.uk
ONE FOOT TALLER
Etheletta pendant lamps and larger complementary Ethel are favourites for commercial and domestic settings around Europe. Used as high or low-slung pendant lighting, these flattened globe forms off er timeless, reliable and durable lighting for many settings. As well as the more popular pendant lighting they are also available as fixed ceiling lighting, wall lighting and floor lamps. These are truly versatile lighting solutions with durability and elegance at their core.
onefoottaller.com
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