Construction – Structural steel frame with cold rolled metsec purlins and rails. The building encompasses unique vented turrets and a feature glazed front gable window, framed in cold rolled sections to spell the Japanese word for 'sake'.
Performance and Sustainability – The building boasts a high level of insulation performance comprising 90mm thick mineral wool insulation within the TAC tray, 80mm thick rigid PIR and 40mm thick mineral wool.
The exposed internal TAC tray comprises a food safe lining as regulated for the brewing process.
The steel frame is galvanised and the external cladding and purpose made flashings are aluminium to minimise maintenance and prolong the lifespan of the building.
Steel tonnage – 48 tonnes
Awards – Overall winner and winner of the commercial category in the 2019 RIDBA Building Awards
Construction – Mono-pitched steel frame providing Office and Warehouse space.
Performance and Sustainability – The building boasts a high level of insulation performance comprising Kingspan 120mm thick insulated core insulated panels with full PV covering to the roof; while the walls comprise of a variety of styles of Kingspan 100mm thick insulated core Architectural wall panels.
Design – A Net-zero carbon rated building based on the concept of creating a modern and functional office and warehouse space providing an environmentally friendly building.
Awards – Overall winner and winner of the Office & Residential category in the 2021 RIDBA Building Awards
Construction - Structural steel frame fronted with Ashlar limestone. Behind the stunning façade of this building lies a cleverly designed structural steel frame necessary to support the large loadings and harsh moment forces imposed by the Ashlar stone blocks, some of which weigh in excess of 3 tonnes. The steel frame is millimetre precise and level to ensure a perfect fit of the computer modelled and bespoke stone blocks.
Building Size – in excess of 900m2 including function rooms, foyer, kitchens and accommodation areas.
Steel tonnage – 40 tonnes
Awards – Winner in the Recreation and Leisure category at the 2019 RIDBA Building Awards. This project was praised by the judges for its traditional look using modern materials and its completion on time despite the numerous site challenges faced.
Construction - Conversion of two derelict agricultural buildings into a new residential property complete with purpose designed steel trusses, Kingspan insulated roof cladding and purpose bent aluminium powder coated fascias, soffits, verges and valley flashings.
Performance and sustainability - 137mm thick insulated composite panels were used for the roof to give an enhanced U-Value with air source heat pumps used to aid the overall accomplishment. Sustainable materials, in many cases locally sourced, have been used throughout.
Awards - Finalist in the 2019 RIDBA Building Awards
Construction - Structural steel portal frame - 131 metres long x 51 metres clear span x 8 metres to eaves.
The building is located in close proximity to the boundary of RAF Mildenhall and an unusual design consideration was the requirement for an enhanced building frame design which was imposed by the MOD. This entailed the use of closely positioned hot rolled purlins and rails in lieu of cold rolled galvanised supports, minimum cladding panel lengths and the use of fully mansafe non-fragile rooflights.
Performance and Sustainability - The building boasts a high level of insulation performance comprising 120mm thick TATA insulated steel composite to both roof and walls.
Steel Tonnage - Approx. 400 tonnes
Delivery - A tight building programme necessitated a phased construction with sections of the steel frame being erected, lined and levelled and complete for the installation of the roof cladding at the same time as the commencement of subsequent steel sections. This required significant logistical and Health and Safety planning which resulted in the entire project being completed well within the 20 week period allocated by the main contractor.
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