We found this article quite an interesting read. Concrete is often the architect’s favorite material but it doesn’t have the greatest environmental score. Could this new product change all that by giving us a viable concrete alternative with great green credentials? Sea Stone
It might be a hugely complicated steel frame structure for this new build house, but the partitions are still good old timber frame. Services are now being installed and the underground car park is formed. Meanwhile, the curved structural glass walls are being manufactured in Italy, as progress continues apace!
Well – the office reception is finished! Our client SJS is delighted and has sent us through a couple of images. Hopefully at some point in the not too distant future, we’ll get to visit, see it in the flesh and take a few more. We’ve been fortunate to collaborate with SJS Property Services for… Read more »
Work on the office reception fitout is moving along nicely and we hope to have some pictures of the completed job in the next few days. The slatted screen accenting the glazed meeting room wall is complete. The media wall has been clad and the bespoke fixed furniture is well underway in the workshop.Here the… Read more »
When lockdown kicked in back in March, the work on this office reception area refurb had to be put on hold. But now that construction is getting back on track, things are really starting to take shape. The meeting room alcove with bench seating has been formed, framing out for the media wall is in… Read more »
Covid has slowed site progress on one of our Peebles jobs but we managed to safely visit today and take a couple of pics of where things are at. We can’t wait to see this open plan kitchen, dining, and living area complete. With the herringbone timber floor uncovered and furniture in place, it will… Read more »
While many think of it in a purely functional capacity, there is one element of your new kitchen where you can really make a statement. The humble splashback. Or ‘backsplash’ if you are reading this from over the pond. It doesn’t have to be a foot-high section of bland white tiling or a 100mm high… Read more »
Now that we have the primary elements of the kitchen sorted – cabinets and worktops – we can start to have a think about the ‘detail’. A great way to either to reinforce the style of a new kitchen or as a simple way to upgrade or bring new life back into an existing one,… Read more »
So, in our series of Kitchen Inspiration posts, last week we looked at cabinet finishes. This week we’re getting excited about worktops. Apart from appearance and cost, in choosing your worktop think about what it will have to deal with. Are you likely to put hot pans directly on to it or use it as… Read more »