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View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Introduction Value Engineering (VE) emerged post-World War II as a strategic response to material and labour shortages. Initially conceived at General Electric by Larry Miles in 1947, VE has since evolved into a systematic approach aimed at optimising project value while minimising costs. Below we delve into the core principles, …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Haslemere-based Clement Windows Group has manufactured over 100 new steel-framed windows for The Brewhouse in Malta. The Brewhouse, formerly Farsons Brewery, is one of the finest examples of a reinforced concrete Art Deco building on the island of Malta. Founded and designed by Lewis V Farrugia and William …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Overall U-value of 1.2W to help homeowners to optimise energy consumption Specified colour choices with kerbside appeal that blend seamlessly Energy efficiency and sustainability at the heart of new build development Logik Flush Sash windows and French doors specified for proven performance A long-term fabrication and installation partner of Eurocell …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Logik window system specified as an alternative to aluminium frames Outstanding thermal performance with low U-values and A++ rated energy efficiency Award winning development praised for strong character and confident design Modern aesthetics and strong sustainability credentials meet developer and homeowner demands. One of Eurocell’s most energy-efficient window solutions has …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex Visit the Clement Windows website Clement Windows Group has manufactured and installed a large, bespoke, striking steel door screen and feature steel window for St Paul’s Church in Leeds. The steel screen incorporates a pair of double doors, providing light and airiness. Both the door set and the new steel window are made …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Arron Crisp recently joined Eurocell as a Technical Specification Manager. Learn more about the value he adds to projects, providing technical design and specification support to Specifiers. Arron joined Eurocell early 2023, bringing over 30 years’ experience in windows and doors through various positions. Now, a Technical Specification Manager, …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Eurocell fabricator, Rapid PVCu has secured the first triple glazed site for Taylor Wimpey in Sunderland. National housebuilder Taylor Wimpey will use Eurocell’s Modus windows system at its Herrington View residential scheme in Penshaw, Sunderland. Doncaster-based Rapid PVCu is a new-build specialist and has worked with Eurocell, the UK’s leading …
View the Crittall entry on BPindex Crittall’s Architectural Design and Consultancy Service Crittall’s Window Display A town centre shopping mall in Stroud, Gloucestershire, has been given a new lease of life with Crittall playing a significant role in the makeover. Dransfield Properties opted for a complete transformation of the Five Valleys Shopping Centre to include new retail outlets, as well …
View the Eurocell entry on BPindex Visit the Eurocell website Renovation transforms neglected property into upmarket apartments for commercial and residential use PVC-U windows used as a credible solution to meet local planning and building conservation legislation Heritage features achieved using Charisma Vertical Sash Sliders, an alternative to timber framed windows Modus windows replicated the aesthetics of aluminium windows, providing …
View the Clement Windows entry on BPindex View the Clement Windows website Stapehill Abbey is a unique estate consisting of 45 two to five bedroom homes. Set within beautiful gardens, these recently converted Grade II listed properties near Wimborne in Dorset are magnificent. The original Abbey House was built in the early 19th century, with the monastic buildings dating back …
