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WIENERBERGER’S CLAY PAVERS GO SOUTH Clay pavers from Wienerberger’s landscape collection
WIENERBERGER’S CLAY PAVER landscaping. Dutch style
Clay pavers from Wienerberger’s landscape coll ection were used to cre spaces for Lendle housing develop S
were used to create beautiful communal courtyard spaces for Lendlease’s award-winning South Gardens housing development in Elephant & Castle, London. South Gardens includes low-rise townhouses, mansion blocks and a 16-storey tower block located around three horticulturally rich courtyards. The community-oriented outdoor spaces feature clay paving in a harmonious blend of hard and soft
pment in Elephant & Castle, Lond ease’s award-winning South Gar eate beautiful communal courtyard
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paving in a harm community-orien around three ho mansion blocks a South Gardens i
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monious blend of hard and soft nted outdoor spaces feature clay orticulturally rich courtyards. The and a 16-storey tower block loca ncludes low-rise townhouses,
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landscaping. Dutch style clay pavers in red, buff and dark grey tones were mixed in different variations throughout the courtyards to create meandering pathways that complement surrounding habitats and d i f
design features. Wienerberger’s Rosa Waterstruck, Siena and Nero pavers were laid in an eye- catching herringbone p
CHARCON’S den.
traditional cottage garden.
catching herringbone pattern to inspire movement throughout the space and replicate the look of a traditional cottage gard
and replicate the look of a attern to inspire movement were laid in an eye- rberger’s Rosa Waterstruck,
b ’ Rosa Waterstruck, ment surrounding habitats and ards to create meandering mixed in different variations e clay pavers in red, buff and
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CHARCON’S BESPOKE PAVING Charcon, Aggregate Industries’ commercial supplied a bespoke permeable flag paver Hart Lane public realm improvement
landscaping arm has developed and Charcon, Aggregate Ind
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landscaping arm, has developed and supplied a bespoke per meable flag paver for phase 1 of Haringey Council’s White Hart Lane public realm improvement project. Phase one was completed in September 2018 and complements a separate £800 million pound project which will see the Tottenham
y Council’s White
will see the Tottenham Hotspur Football stadium and surrounding residential areas completely transformed
completely transformed. d.
AN AWARD-WINNING GARDEN PROJECT gilt medal and the Best Construction Award.
AN AW A Lichfield garde
scooping a trio o
A Lichfield garden team is celebrating after scooping a trio of top awards.
of top awards.
The Habit of Li ving Garden, which uses Ethan Mason Paving po
The Habit of Living Garden, which uses Ethan Mason Paving porcelain landscaping products from Lichfield builders merchant Tippers, won the prestigious People’s Choice award, voted for by the public at the Malvern Spring Festival. It also took home a prestigious silver
from Lichfield bu ilders merchant Tippers, won the prestigio
voted for by the public at the Malvern Spring Festival. It also to
orcelain landscaping products ous People’s Choice award, ook home a prestigious silver
WARD-WINNI NG GARDEN P en team is celebrating after
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PROJECT uction Award.
The stunning show garden raised awareness of diabetes. Director Mike Leeming said: “Ethan Mason is delighted the garden has won such prestigious RHS medals – it has been great to work with such a dynamic team.” The garden was designed around the charity Diabetes UK’s branding and colour scheme and imagined as a small, private garden for a ‘state of the art’ diabetes care centre. The products were EM Garda and EM Orta from Ethan Mason’s premium Italian MII Porcelain collection. The garden also included a water feature with intermittent water jets
small, private gard
Italian MII Porcela feature with inter
sed awareness of ng said: “Ethan has won such s been great to m.” The garden ity Diabetes UK’s nd imagined as a den for a ‘state of care centre. The M Garda and EM Mason’s premium ain collection.
rmittent water jets ncluded a water
The team (from left to right), n Design),
ng residential areas Hotspur Football pound project which omplements a completed in
dustries’ commercial eveloped and
VING The Charcon team recommended Charcon team recommended
Andover Washed Infilta flag paving due to its tough and hard-wearing characteristics, ics, d
alongside its ability to allow water to permeat
permeate through the joints and into the sub base. Available in eight shades, in total, 2,288m2 of Andover Washed Infilta in Silver Grey was supplied in the footways, with 2,061m
Andover Washed Infilta flag paving due to its toug h and hard-wearing characteristics, alongside its ability to allow water to te through the joints and into the e
to
sub bas e. Available in eight shades, in total, 2, 288m
paving in the carriageway.
he ta
in Silver Grey was supplied in the footways, along w
ver ays,
along with 2,061m2 of matching Andover Washed 100mm x 200mm Silver Grey block paving i n the carriageway.
The triple-award- winning Habit of Living Garden
to remind visitors that someone is diagnosed with diabetes every two minutes in the UK. It also included sculptural graphs - based on genuine data from a continuous blood glucose monitor - which represented the need for someone living with diabetes to constantly monitor their blood glucose levels.
to remind v with diabet It also inclu
monitor the someone liv monitor - w
he team (from left to r right), Mike Leeming (Ethan Mason Paving), Donny Bolton (Urban Street Designs), Mike Lote (MJL Garden Design), Katherine Hathaway (Lark Hall Studios), Karen Tatlow (Karen Tatlow Garden Design), Amy Tipper (Tippers Builders’ Merchant).ippers Builders’ Merchant).
udios),
eir blood glucose levels. ving with diabetes to constantly which represented the need for ta from a continuous blood glucose ded sculptural graphs - based on tes every two minutes in the UK. visitors that someone is diagnosed
ose d
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