Charcon

Edinburgh student accommodation from Charcon

  • 24 Jan 2018

Charcon has played a hugely substantial role in the development for the new multi-million pound Salisbury Court student accommodation scheme in Edinburgh.

The commercial hard landscaping division of Aggregate Industries were appointed by contractors McAleer & Rushe for the £27m project.

Charcon’s products feature street frontage on St Leonards Street and a private courtyard enclosed in the student accommodation area.

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Approximately 1,100 square metres of StoneMaster® was supplied, providing a supreme quality paving solution which complimented the stone clad of the surrounding building nicely.

StoneMaster®, a premium precast concrete flag and block paving product, was supplied in a variety of different sizes and shades leading to an impressive design, honouring the history of the neighbourhood, as well as giving an area for students to move safely.

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Mike Davies, Sector Marketing Manager at Aggregate Industries, commented on this work being a ‘rewarding project’, with meticulous planning and sensitivity to the surroundings, situated in a conservation area, required.  

“The finished look has demonstrated how with the right hard landscaping, modern architecture can sit in harmony with historic surroundings,” he said.

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A revolutionary block and flag paving solution, StoneMaster® retains all the inherent beauty of indigenous stone. Made from 50% reclaimed and recycled material, this cost effective solution to natural stone replicates natural sandstone and granite.

Ideal for ease of design, StoneMaster® Flag is a fine choice for pedestrian areas with light vehicle traffic.

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