All Technical articles – Page 21
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FeaturesConcord Lighting’s NoLimit spotlight
It may look conventional, but Concord Lighting’s NoLimit can be angled like a spotlight, rotating 360° around its longitudinal axis.
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FeaturesForbo Flooring Systems’ Marmoleum meets WWF collection
As retail clients raise their aspirations on sustainability, Forbo Flooring Systems’ new “Marmoleum meets WWF” collection could help turn shop floors a deep shade of green.
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Stile Urban Chic tiles by Serenissima
Stile is a crossover porcelain stoneware collection of floor and wall tiles.
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FeaturesCeiling panels by Plastidite
The acrylic sheet — brand name Acridite – was produced in the company’s factory in Trieste, Italy.
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FeaturesThe Great British Tile Company’s Tube tiles are a fun ride
Kitsch fans and homesick Londoners will love these ceramic tiles from The Great British Tile Company, which anticipates much interest from department stores and British-themed shops abroad.
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FeaturesCarpets by Bentley Prince Street
Bentley Prince Street provides carpet for the commercial office, retail and leisure sectors.
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FeaturesCabinetry by Beck Interiors
Based in Chessington, Surrey, the interior fit-out specialist has an in-house workshop suitable for working in timber, Corian and acrylic.
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FeaturesItalina basalt tiled flooring
Natural 30mm-thick Italian basalt stone tiles in a dark grey, honed finish, chosen for their excellent slip resistance, were used throughout the food hall.
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FeaturesGraphic Wall’s pop art tile designs are worth the trip
Go back to the pop art era with four new tile designs from Graphic Wall: Pixel Blossom, Lineation, Flowering One and Flowering Two.
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FeaturesCanopies by Architen Landrell
The firm specialises in tensile architecture and structural membrane design to create landmark buildings and iconic features.
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FeaturesFlos Architectural/Lightworks
The Compass spot fitting uses a low voltage QR111 lamp — selected for its beam control and colour-rendering properties — and an integrated dimmer switch.
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TechnicalPaxton Locher Architects' curved roof
How Paxton Locher Architects designed a curved roof with a high U-value and solar heat collection
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TechnicalThink event explores the engineer as architect debate
Is the architectural profession under attack in our supposedly new shiny sustainable world? This debate has been highlighted in the pages of BD, and came to life at a great session at last week’s Think event, chaired by BD editor Amanda Baillieu, on whether engineers are the new architects.
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FeaturesSignage by John Anthony Signs
The Essex-based firm manufactured the shops’ standardised projecting signs, way-finding signs, and the LED-illuminated lettering announcing the name of the project.
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FeaturesRuskin air management louvres
Window ventilation systems include through-glass systems with glass louvres and aluminium-framed systems.
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FeaturesPolyrey’s additions to its Origine portfolio of decorative laminates
A range of 25 woodgrain finishes has been added to Origine, part of Polyrey’s portfolio of decorative laminates.
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FeaturesSpanish tile manufacturer Vives celebrates 50 years with new tile ranges featuring Swarovski crystals
Spanish tile manufacturer Vives celebrated its 50th anniversary with a touch of bling — two new ranges featuring Swarovski crystals.
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FeaturesZumtobel 3 way standard track
The Tren modular track lighting system is ideal for high ceiling spaces, including museums, showrooms and galleries.
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TechnicalThomas Fairchild Children’s Centre, east London
Haverstock Architects’ Claire Barton on designing a mixed-use children’s play and health centre with an insulating green roof