Redlands Parish Church in Bristol has recently undertaken a £1.9m redevelopment, providing the community with a suite of three modern, interconnecting halls. Partitioning specialist Style, was tasked with future-proofing the facility by installing a combination of moveable walls that would…
Faced with the challenge of sub-dividing a multi-purpose school hall at the new Clyde campus, Style was required to address potential health and safety risks associated with manoeuvring moveable wall panels that would need to be over seven metres high…
Style has successfully completed the installation of London’s first ever, stepped-dividing wall system. Using the only viable solution, Style recommended the revolutionary Skyfold automatic moveable partitioning wall to divide the 450-seat auditorium of the prestigious Francis Crick Institute. Installed within…
Style has helped transform the London offices of worldwide financial derivatives trading company, IG Group, by designing and installing numerous wall panels that slide and spin across an open space to create informal, collaborative meeting spaces for groups of anything…
A new pilot branch of Santander on Tottenham Court Road, cleverly utilises a fully automatic, DORMA Varitrans glass moveable wall system from Style to create a safe and secure out-of-hours ATM lobby. This unique design significantly improves the functionality of…
Recently refurbished, Vodafone’s Manchester office is the first building in the UK to combine two electric moveable walls, delivering an entirely automated system for dividing room space quickly and efficiently.
The Gas Appliances Directive (GAD) is changing. From 21st April 2018 all products in the market will have to comply with the new Gas Appliance Regulation (GAR). Nick Winton, Divisional Manager for Nortek Global HVAC UK Ltd explains more about…
Armstrong’s RIBA-approved CPD gives an insight into the value of metal ceiling solutions.
Architects striving to design more sustainable and attractive modern buildings were given a helping hand by Armstrong when the company launched a 100% recyclable range of new ceiling tiles.
Transport projects are often at the cutting edge of great design. But their very nature means they soon begin to look shabby.
A unique metal tile was launched by Armstrong to meet the requirement for acoustics which do not come at the expense of aesthetics.
BIM objects for the Armstrong range in Europe, the Middle East and Africa became available for specifiers, designers, BIM managers and contractors to download in multiple languages.
Armstrong marked the first UK use of its wood-effect metal baffles in a prestigious £3.9 million office refurbishment.
A mixture of metal and mineral fibre systems from Armstrong were specified for a new teaching block.
