To be included contact Louise May on 020 7947 2972 or
louise.may@
btmi.com
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HIMACS
Answering the demand for increased sustainability in key design materials, pioneering HIMACS has now achieved SCS Recycled Content Certification for its iconic white colours: Alpine White and Alpine White Ultra- Thermoforming. HIMACS is also the first solid surface to be awarded SCS Certification for an advanced colour formulation, with its Intense Ultra collection of deeply saturated shades, also offering even greater shaping potential. What’s more, a helpful selection of further colours within the portfolio now contain pre-consumer recycled content. Whether your design demands the purest whites, the darkest blacks or the most versatile alternatives, HIMACS keeps on innovating.
www.lxhausys.com/uk
TARKETT
iQ Optima homogeneous vinyl is designed for contemporary spaces that prioritise well-being, durability and sustainability. Featuring a rejuvenated design with four colour palettes, it offers a fresh aesthetic without sacrificing technical excellence. Made to last 30-plus years, its dry-bufing technology ensures a long life, reducing maintenance costs. Manufactured with 25% recycled materials and renewable energy, iQ Optima is fully recyclable. Ideal for healthcare, education and high-trafic areas, it’s a perfect blend of design, durability and eco-consciousness.
professionals.tarkett.co.uk/en_GB/collection-C000125- iq-optima
STYLE
The northern home of the Royal College of Physicians, The Spine, is situated in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter and was constructed to the WELL Building Standard, making it one of the healthiest buildings in the UK. Reflecting this commitment to well-being, Style was contracted to install ten Dorma Huppe semi-automatic Variflex moveable walls, creating an adaptable working environment. Variflex walls hold a Health Product Declaration, detailing the health effects of all elements of the system, as well as an Environmental Product Declaration, which provides verified information on the environmental impact of the product across its life cycle.
style-partitions.co.uk
VENTMANN FITZROY OF LONDON
NYMAS Group, a provider of design-led and accessible washroom accessories, sanitaryware and Doc M packs, has announced its rebrand to Fitzroy of London, a bathroom brand previously offered under the NYMAS Group umbrella. “Our high-quality and stylish accessible bathrooms blend functionality with design, proving that inclusivity can be both beautiful and empowering,” said Craig Anderson, MD of Fitzroy of London.
fitzroyoflondon.com
Seamlessly integrate ventilation into modern interiors with Ventmann’s range of plaster-in diffusers. The diffusers offer a minimalist aesthetic without compromising on exceptional air distribution, making them the perfect choice for architects seeking both form and function. Enhance your expertise: stay ahead in your field with
Ventmann’s newly available online CPD courses, tailored specifically for architects. Learn about innovative ventilation solutions that blend effortlessly into any design. Explore Ventmann and elevate your projects to new heights of sophistication and eficiency.
ventmann.co.uk
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