Leisure
Lasvit Captures Birds into Glass
LASVIT has created glass sculptures swirling down to the floor of the Grand Plaza Mövenpick Media City in Dubai. Sometimes fascinating things happen without us noticing, like when a seagull swoops down to pick up its food from the water. Only someone manages to capture this in nature, but now you can watch it over and… Read More >
GROHE supports Harlesden Town Community Garden
GROHE is delighted to work with Storp Weber Architecture and Friends of Harlesden Town Garden to support the development of a Clubhouse in the town’s much-loved community garden. GROHE got behind the project by donating several products for the new space including fittings for an accessible toilet and washbasin; a water-conserving Euroeco Cosmopolitan self-closing tap,… Read More >
Versital’s latest projects!
Versital, who are a BCFA member, have been busy creating great projects around the UK – in Wavendon, Crawley and Leeds! The Wavendon Arms Located in a picturesque town of Wavendon, the stunning newly renovated pub, bar and restaurant is perfect for both locals and tourists alike. JMDA were once again behind this striking design, known for their… Read More >
Extentia Group Delivers The Hall
Built environment specialist Extentia Group has delivered a unique collaborative dining experience “The Hall”, as part of a £72million extension at Intu Lakeside. The Hall is the first out-of-town offering from award-winning operator Market Halls, who already run two successful venues in London. “This is an exciting new avenue for Market Halls, with The Hall… Read More >
Pop Bottle fabric for Michelin star chef’s Pop-Up restaurant
Panaz, whose fabrics have always combined high performance with “haute couture” flair have now created an industry first, flame retardant and recycled fabric that combines all the above with a new message of sustainability. The fabric Eco-twill will be used by Tom Sellers in his new pop up restaurant, as he embarks on a six-week… Read More >
Concorde BGW’s Broad Street Townhouse
Broad Street Townhouse is a new boutique city-centre bolthole – offering eleven impeccably designed bedrooms, café by day and a speakeasy bar, The Blind Pig, by night. The grade two listed property, built from traditional Bath limestone, dates back to 1885. The site was formally a music shop to the ground floor and a derelict… Read More >
Neil Tomlinson Architects completes archive project for Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust
The Royal borough of Greenwich commissioned London practice Neil Tomlinson Architects to help transition, store and protect the fascinating and highly-varied archive of historic objects and documents managed by Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust, as it moved from its original home in Woolwich, by the Thames, to a new store in Charlton. The project has now… Read More >