Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Steel Windows”
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Clement Windows has manufactured and installed metal windows and metal doors at a range of exciting refurbishment projects recently, a Central London office block, two hydroelectric power stations in Scotland and a Surrey Convent among them! The former Uniform Works in London’s Clerkenwell Green was refurbished by Stagg …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Visit the Crittall website Crittall world heritage site case study Crittall Corporate W20 windows are an important component in the refurbishment and upgrade of a prominent industrial site in historic Bath. Newark Works is recognised as a masterclass in the retrofitting of heritage buildings that has transformed a former riverside heavy engineering factory into …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Visit the Crittall website A new building in the grounds of historic Trinity College, Oxford, illustrates how 21st Century environmental performance can be married seamlessly with traditional aesthetic requirements. Crittall’s T60 thermally broken steel windows make a major contribution to the Levine Building’s sustainability credentials. The new buildings have been designed by ADAM Architecture …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Believed to be the only playhouse built in Great Britain during the Second World War and home to The Progressive Players since 1939, The Little Theatre remains Gateshead’s only theatre to this day. Closed during the pandemic, funding was completed on an extension to the theatre creating a …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Clement Windows Group has manufactured over 200 new steel windows for Grade II listed Waltham Forest Town Hall. Designed by Philip Dalton Hepworth and constructed between 1938 and 1942, Waltham Forest Town Hall is one of the best known examples of the stripped classical style of architecture in …
View the Crittal entry on BPindex Visit the Crittal website Visit the Crittal website – commercial Original Crittall windows have been replaced and upgraded on the main street frontage of one of Leeds’ most historic quarters. Briggate is a pedestrianised principal shopping street in the city centre containing many historic buildings including, tucked away from view in Lamberts Yard, the only …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Making the return to office-based working more palatable, Clement Windows has recently manufactured and installed new steel windows at two stunning office refurbishment projects in Central London. A great example of 1930s Art Deco architecture, The Douglas Building sits on Great Titchield Street in the West End. Formerly …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Visit the Crittall website Crittall engineering enhances Uni’s engineering campus A major redevelopment project at the University of Leeds features Crittall windows in a prestigious setting. The new Sir William Henry Bragg Building, named after a Nobel physics laureate, is a £96million project that provides a home for the University’s Integrated Campus Engineering and …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Visit the Crittall website A major live arts venue, that in its heyday hosted The Beatles, Buddy Holly, the Rolling Stones and Cilla Black, has been restored to its art deco glory with the help of Crittall windows. The Globe, Stockton, is the biggest live entertainment venue between Leeds and Newcastle and will re-open …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Visit the Crittall website As architects, designers and lovers of beautiful buildings prepare to celebrate the very first World Art Deco Day Crittall Windows is pleased to mark its contribution to some of the UK’s most iconic examples of this eclectic style. Russell Ager, Managing Director of Crittall Windows, says: “Our windows have helped to …
