08 September 2021

Preserving and protecting Nottingham’s history with Selectaglaze secondary glazing

Posted on 8th September 2021 by Max Banner

In 2018 the doors to the Grade I Listed Nottingham Castle closed to allow for an ambitious three year, £30m funded project to revive the 17th century Ducal Palace and its grounds; an Ancient Scheduled Monument. Selectaglaze glazing features in this project…

19 January 2021

Senior frames Nottingham’s waterside views

Posted on 19th January 202119th January 2021 by Max Banner

Senior Architectural Systems has provided a high-performance fenestration package for a stunning new residential development in Nottingham.

15 April 2020

John Deere Visitors Centre project for Bailey Streetscene

Posted on 15th April 2020 by Max Banner

Bailey Streetscene has designed, manufactured and installed a bespoke awning canopy to serve the entrance of a new Visitors Centre for John Deere in Nottingham, working alongside Lindum Group.

12 March 2019

A starring role for Stannah’s performance in Historic Theatre Revamp

Posted on 12th March 2019 by Max Banner

Stannah has played a star role in the £3.3 million refurbishment of the 19th-century Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, by installing a passenger lift to a tight deadline.

06 December 2018

Using modern technology to create traditional style houses with IG Lintels

Posted on 6th December 2018 by Max Banner

Matthew Knight, Technical Engineer at IG Lintels, has described how the IG team used modern manufacturing methods to deliver arch brick feature lintels to compliment homes in Nottingham.

01 October 2018

New REHAU windows for period country home

Posted on 1st October 2018 by Max Banner

Located in the Nottingham countryside is Felley House, a period country home set in two acres of private land that now features PVCu REHAU TOTAL70 chamfered profiles in white.

18 May 2018

Ugly House to Lovely House showcases Wienerberger

Posted on 18th May 201824th May 2018 by Max Banner

Bricks from Wienerberger have starred in the development of Nottingham Mews House, which featured on the Channel 4 show ‘Ugly House to Lovely House’. Based in The Park Estate near Nottingham Castle, Nottingham Mews House on Ogle Drive, despite sitting in a picturesque location, had a structure that was in dire need of renovation to its external facade. The original[…]

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