New Clement steel windows make a statement at prestigious London apartment building
Clement Windows Group has manufactured and installed new steel windows at a prestigious Central London apartment building.
This striking, Georgian-fronted building is located in the Harley Street Conservation Area and situated within the boundaries of the ancient Manor of St Marylebone, the history of which can be traced back to the Domesday Book in the eleventh century. The area is rich in history and architecture, with terraced houses from different periods, ranging from the Georgian era through to the Modernist era of the 20th century.
Illuminate your outdoor space with a collection where refined aesthetics meet engineered reliability.
The Redo Group provides architectural, decorative, and exterior lighting. Here, we focus on their exterior range which delivers solutions that elevate the character and performance of an outdoor space.
The use of fire-resistant roofing boards from leading UK manufacturer Magply on an exemplar Passivhaus school was a first-time experience for the architects and installers. And both would be more than happy to use them again.
Slide & ecoBirdy present REBORN collection combining design and sustainability, born from the collaboration with ecoBirdy, a Belgian company who pioneer in the use of recycled plastic.
Haddonstone and Shorewood Homes lay the foundations for a firm relationship
The prestigious Brunswick Gardens development in Winchester exemplifies the harmony between classical inspiration and contemporary living, an approach that aligns perfectly with Haddonstone’s own heritage in architectural cast stone. Through close collaboration with Shorewood Homes, Haddonstone provided a suite of beautifully crafted cast stone elements while the project highlighted how thoughtful specification, skilled craftsmanship, and design flexibility can come together to deliver truly exceptional homes.
As the annual SterlingOSB Zero/RIBAJ competition celebrated its 10th anniversary, the 2025 competition entitled Powers of Ten, challenged architects to explore the principles of scale. Entrants were unrestricted by building standards and were free to play with the concept of scale and design a structure from competition sponsor West Fraser's SterlingOSB Zero.
MANTIS Three-legged floor and table lamp, the symbol of modern lamps with extreme simplicity and stability. Axial rotation of the LED housing transforms from ambient to task illumination. The sculptured design includes motion sensor switching and dimming control. With the possibility of use with rechargeable batteries these luminaires can be used almost anywhere even without a mains power supply. Li Fengland was responsible for the design of the Olympic torch in 2008 and has over 165 design awards accredited to his name including this Tripod floor and desk lamp.
