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INTU SHOPPING CENTRE, WATFORD

Leslie Jones Architecture extends and refurbishes a centre to provide
retail and leisure excitement, plus engagement with the high street

SERPENTINE COFFEE HOUSE, LONDON

A sculptural new cafe for Hyde Park resembles a smiling stingray
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CONTENTS 11.19

NEWS, VIEWS
& INSIGHTS PRODUCTS
04 Industry news & events 28 Appointments & company news
12 View Point: ‘Social entrepreneur’ 53 Planning & design
Lord Andrew Mawson 54 Groundworks & drainage

16 16 Practice Profile: T Sakhi

21 New Arrivals
22 International Focus
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Structural elements
External envelope
Insulation
24 CPD Focus 74 Heating, ventilation & services
30 Heating & Renewable 77 Interiors
Energy Showcase 96 Landscaping & external works
31 London Build Show Preview 97 Safety & security
35 Homes Show Preview 99 Classified & directory

PROJECT REPORTS
37 Extending the retail experience
A major extension and refurbishment to a shopping centre in Watford gives
visitors an uplifting experience, in a design that embraces the high street

46 A royal smile
A new coffee house has been completed in Hyde Park with a striking
‘biomorphic’ design that resembles a golden stingray

FEATURES
55 GROUNDWORKS: FLOOD RESILIENCE
Opportunity knocks for flood defence solutions
Kevin Kiernan of Bowater Doors looks at the impact of climate change and what
architects need to consider when specifying flood defence doors

57 STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS: ROOFING

Understanding green roofs
Demand for green roof technologies is on the up, yet they are complex structures
that require understanding, says Amanda de Sousa of BMI UK & Ireland

65 EXTERNAL ENVELOPE: GLASS & GLAZING

46 Shedding light on daylight modelling

Architectural journalist Gideon Sykes looks at the latest advances in daylight
modelling and how it can help architects and specifiers determine light levels

71 INSULATION: ACOUSTIC
Why the UK’s cafe culture needs less reverb
Paul Absolon of CMS Danskin Acoustics looks at solutions to reverberation
problems in noisy cafes, which are increasingly prevalent in the UK

89 INTERIORS: BATHROOMS & WASHROOMS

What’s driving washroom design?
Neil Jeffery of Franke Water Systems takes a look at some of the key trends in
commercial washrooms, from product design and materials to sustainability

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NEWS 5

Images © Tim Crocker

STIRLING PRIZE

Passivhaus council estate in Norwich

wins 2019 Stirling Prize
The Royal Institute of British Architects development. It is a passive solar scheme, amount of glass. Bespoke steel mesh garden
(RIBA) has named Goldsmith Street in designed to minimise fuel bills for residents gates and brightly coloured front doors give
Norwich, designed by Mikhail Riches with (annual energy costs are estimated to be each home a strong sense of individuality
Cathy Hawley, as the winner of the 2019 70 per cent cheaper than the average and ownership.
RIBA Stirling Prize. household). To maximise solar gain, all The 2019 RIBA Stirling Prize judges,
Goldsmith Street is comprised of just homes face south and every wall is over chaired by Julia Barfield, said, “Goldsmith
under 100 ultra low-energy homes for 600 mm thick, and the roofs are angled at Street is a modest masterpiece. It is
Norwich City Council and is arranged in 15 degrees to ensure each terrace does not high-quality architecture in its purest most
seven terrace blocks, modelled on the block sunlight from homes in the street environmentally and socially conscious
Victorian streets of the city’s nearby behind. Even the smallest details have been form. Behind restrained creamy facades are
‘Golden Triangle’ district. meticulously considered: letterboxes are impeccably detailed, highly sustainable
Rows of two-storey houses are built into external porches, rather than the homes – an incredible achievement for a
bookended by three-storey flats, each front doors, to reduce any possibility development of this scale. This is proper
with their own front door, lobby space of draughts; and perforated aluminium social housing, over 10 years in the making,
for prams and bikes, and a private balcony. brise-soleil provide sun shades above the delivered by an ambitious and thoughtful
The back gardens of the central terraces windows and doors. council. These desirable, spacious, low-
share a secure ‘ginnel’ (alleyway) for The palette of building materials energy properties should be the norm for all
children to play together, and a wide references Norwich’s history, such as the council housing.”
landscaped walkway for communal glossy black roof pantiles – a nod to the RIBA President Alan Jones said, “Faced
gatherings runs perpendicularly through the city’s Dutch trading links – and the with a global climate emergency, the worst
middle of the estate. Parking has been buildings’ cream-coloured clay bricks, housing crisis for generations and crippling
pushed to the outer edges of the similar to Victorian terraces nearby. To local authority cuts, Goldsmith Street is a
development, ensuring that people “own ensure the windows echoed Victorian beacon of hope. It is commended not just as
the streets, not their cars.” proportions but also met Passivhaus a transformative social housing scheme and
Goldsmith Street meets rigorous requirements, the architects developed a eco-development, but a pioneering
Passivhaus environmental standards – recessed feature, giving the impression of a exemplar for other local authorities
remarkable for a dense, mass housing much larger opening but limiting the to follow.”

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14 VIEWS

In the health projects we

have built, the architect
has always been an
integral partner

stretch from conventional healthcare for local

residents, to opportunities to set up your own
business or work with artists, and from
support with tackling credit card debts to
help with learning to read and write and
scaling the career ladder.
Architects should stop designing and
building health centres yes, but that is not to
denigrate clinical health. On the contrary, we
need to design imaginative integrated
buildings that position clinical health within
a broad range of services that drive well
being in communities. Buildings should
encourage a locally blended offer, where
doctors sit alongside others, including
patients and local residents, to provide what
people actually need. It’s not about ‘what’s
the matter with you,’ it’s all about ‘what
matters to you’ – quite different.
Our health centres should be more like a
John Lewis store, where the customer is
welcomed in, and offered a host of choices.
Successful department stores know that a
diverse product range makes complete sense
for the customer and financial sense for the
business – and design their stores accordingly.
It is the same principle in integrated holistic
centres, where health is about life and living,
not just disease and illness.
Whether in the NHS or wider society, it's
about developing integrated communities. We
SOCIAL SPACE have built hundreds of projects, focused
The courtyard at Bromley By Bow is one of the features that helps the building feel “more like a around health, housing, education and
monastery than a primary care centre” business enterprise. We run site visits entitled
‘A Place, A Street, A City’ showing what can
be achieved and introducing the local people
opportunities, both economic and social, delivered by them. They were wrong. Our who did it with us.
with businesses. integrated team discovered many years ago We are breeding a massive dependency
that 50 per cent of patients who used the culture in the NHS in an institution that is
Our prescription for the future local GP surgery in Bromley by Bow did not far from well, aided and abetted by
If we are to have an NHS in 70 years’ have a biomedical problem, they had a architects. Architects need to help us drop the
time, we suggest the following steps, based housing, education or employment problem, sentimentality about the NHS and return to
on hard-won practical experience in or they were simply lonely. We’re finding the fundamental question: what is health in
east London, and emerging experience in similar percentages in the north of England our increasingly fragmented modern society?
areas across the country covered by Well today. The Bromley by Bow Centre is Our buildings need to reflect a joined-up
North Enterprises. Peckham mark II, but this time with a world where the campus or cluster becomes
First, design teams must return to the business plan. the integrating norm and people and
fundamental question raised by the Peckham Secondly, we should stop designing and relationships matter more than process,
Experiment in 1948, “what is health?” The building new health centres. Today Bromley strategies and plans.
NHS closed this amazing and well-designed by Bow offers a vast array of services to our
building in 1950 [the Pioneer Health Centre, local community and 40,000 patients, in Lord Andrew Mawson OBE is an
where the groundbreaking project was buildings and gardens that feel more like a Independent Crossbench Peer, and chairman
based], saying that its services would now be monastery than a primary care centre. They of Well North Enterprises

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16 INSIGHTS

PRACTICE PROFILE

T Sakhi
A practice run by two sisters, T Sakhi is embracing the challenges as well
as potential of their home city, Beirut, in order to make architectural
interventions which help improve urban living in a difficult context

B
ased in Beirut and Milan, T Sakhi is an architecture and T Sakhi’s work gives the local community a chance to engage with
design studio co-founded by Lebanese-Polish sisters Tessa and what public space there is.
Tara Sakhi, whose stated aim is to produce “designs that
provoke new modes of human interaction, questioning our Origins
contemporary understandings of identity and living.” The firm’s genesis occurred “very organically,” says Tessa Sakhi.
The manifestations of this intriguing – and artistically From their time studying for their degrees together, they have
interpreted – proposition have recently included a “series of urban enjoyed collaborating on projects. “When our first client came to us
interventions” across the formerly war-torn city the firm calls (for an interior project), it was only natural to start working on it
home. The project, called ‘Holidays in the Sun’ saw the firm together. We haven’t stopped since then,” Tessa explains.
making a similarly empowered stance to the ironic Sex Pistols song A couple of projects later, in 2016, the sisters decided to set up
it alludes to, turning the metal security barriers seen all over Beirut their own studio, “while maintaining a flexibility for our common
into stools and housings for greenery. and separate interests.” Tara admits that their diverse range of skills
The project was an attempt to bring some respite to the citizens of – centred around architecture but extending into a myriad of
a city not only rife with political instability, but also unfinished creative endeavours – could be a double-edged sword: “In the
construction projects. The practice notes: “The only real public beginning, people often asked us whether we were architects,
spaces in Beirut are the streets; the city is over-constructed, designers or artists. Our response was we simply do what we love
congested with buildings and construction sites. There is barely any and what moves us. We are curious to intersect our different
greenery for the citizens to enjoy or to feel free in their own city.” interests and watch the results.”

FLEETING HEARTS HOLIDAYS IN THE SUN

A transportable structure transforms a Beirut seaside landmark into an open air club A series of ‘urban interventions’ brought Beirut citizens greenery as well as furniture
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They are both constantly travelling, whether separately or

together, “experiencing diverse surroundings and getting inspired,”
says Tara. Their familial mixture of Polish and Lebanese cultures, as
well as the mix of western and Arabic culture in their home city of
Beirut, helps them be “conscious of hybridity” – they say these
notions are “at the core of each project we undertake.”
The pair say that creating their recent street ‘interventions’ in
Beirut raised interesting issues, in terms of how such projects need to
accept how people may want to use designs, but their experience of
the city gave them resilience. “People are constantly surprising us
with new ways of using our designs,” says Tessa. “It is fascinating
for us to observe them appropriate the objects according to their
understandings, identities and ways of living.”
She says that despite encountering “various difficulties” in the
installation, “growing up in a country in constant resilience, we
learned how to acknowledge any obstacle and transform it to our
advantage.” The best reward, Tessa adds, was “seeing how different
people interact diversely with the installations, bringing them to life
and giving more meaning to them. It’s all about creating designs that
ADAR trigger citizens with a feeling of joy, freedom and playfulness.”
For Adar, a restaurant set in a historic Parisian district, T Sakhi wanted to represent
Middle Eastern culture through “scents, colours, materials and filtered light”
© Romain Bassenne
Recent works
The practice’s latest project is a small restaurant and grocery called
Adar in the historic Passage de Panoramas located in Paris’ 2nd
T Sakhi puts the emphasis not on different ‘disciplines’ but rather on arrondisement. The sisters “looked to demonstrate new and
“ways of thinking,” says Tara, expressed in architecture, product evolved ways of expressing culture in a Middle Eastern restaurant
design, installations or even film. Her sister Tessa adds that they without falling into clichés of orientalism and grandiosity,”
enjoy working with craftsmen, designers, musicians, sculptures, instead representing it through “scents, colours, touch, filtered
writers, and filmmakers, to “enrich the experience of each project,” light, and taste.”
and asserts that they are “fascinated by imperfections, and traces of They were inspired by the “raw colours of the landscape,”
time on materials, as a benefit.” and key features included a central corrugated mesh chandelier
Clients from a range of sectors have bought into their vision, from containing dried spices, vegetables and flowers, evoking a
pop-up nightclubs to high end restaurants, to private residential souk, and a terracotta open kitchen which turns cooking into
projects. Further examples include a glass-blowing workshop in a “performance.”
Murano, Italy, and an ‘ecstatic experimental dancing space’ in Another representative project is ‘Lost in Transition,’ a “fictional
Tulum, Mexico. Further raising its international profile, the practice sculpture” inviting Beirut’s citizens to use constructions comprising
has created its first Lebanese pavilion for the fifth edition of Dubai metal seats connected by an arch. Together with stools these can be
Design Week’s Abwab’s architectural exhibit, taking place this used in various configurations, from eating lunch to reading alone,
month. Tara explains that it will consist of an “interactive wall and are accompanied by a film directed by Ely Dagher (nominated
portraying the socio-political barriers in our society,” which will for an Architectural Film Award at this year’s Milano Design Film
mean a “psychological and physiological journey for visitors.” Festival). The practice also created a ‘temporary nightclub’ which
can be mounted and dismantled in two hours, which was featured in
Sisterhood another film, by Mounia Akl.
Tessa admits that in their early months as a duo, despite their close Projects by T Sakhi sometimes employ humour to highlight social
relationship, “it was challenging to work together, because there issues, such as technology’s encroachment on our lives. Tessa gives
were no obstacles or boundaries established between us as sisters.” the example of the practice’s “transportable dining experience,
She adds: “It took us a couple of years to understand and calibrate which satirically visualises society’s obsession with social media,”
the dynamics of our working duo and to establish healthy whereas more “tragicomically,” says Tara, its Lebanese pavilion
boundaries to be inspired and productive.” references the “psychological walls” that they say dominate
However, she says that their shared upbringing “helped us acquire Lebanese culture.
a similar way of thinking and adapting to certain situations, as we Product design is the final piece in the jigsaw that makes up this
lived through the same experiences.” The studio benefits from highly creative firm’s work, and provides avenues to explore new
integrating their distinct interests outside building design – Tara’s materials and ways of using them. It has seen the duo collaborating
passion being films and photography,” Tessa’s being “social and with materials firms from Murano in Venice, to stone makers in
humanitarian practices.” Cairo, to macramé and bejuco in Cancun.
When defining a concept for projects, they brainstorm separately, As to the future, Tessa Sakhi gets the last word: “Our future goals
then present the ideas to each other. They then interrogate these will be more focused on creating sustainable structures that use
collaboratively, and “bounce back and forth our inspirations and innovative, recuperated and biodegradable materials.” The firm’s
drawings until we are both ready to present it to our clients,” says doing this already however, such as in its pavilion currently on show
Tessa. Tara adds: “It is interesting to observe how two different in Dubai, and is delivering the practical, diverse designs that enact
inspirations can merge into one solid idea.” its strong ethos.

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NEW ARRIVALS
Rounding up the latest movers and in-house
appointments across the industry

JESE MEDINA-SUAREZ
WILSON ASSOCIATES
Interior architecture firm Wilson Associates has
announced the latest addition to its award-
winning team, Jese Medina-Suarez as design
director, principal. Working closely with a number
of the firm’s international outposts, Medina-
Suarez will help to expand Wilson Associates’
global presence, championing high-end design
and client service across a range of target market
sectors. Prior to joining the team, Medina-Suarez
worked with a series of highly acclaimed,
DAVID DAVIES CEDRIC TANG architecture and interior design practices
throughout Milan, London, Singapore, and
SADLER BROWN ARCHITECTURE FARRELLS Melbourne, such as Foster + Partners, John
Sadler Brown Architecture have appointed Farrells have appointed Cedric Tang as a director McAslan and Bates Smart.
architect David Davies to a new position of of the multi-disciplinary firm. Tang, a registered
architectural director, and to its board of directors. architect in Hong Kong has worked at Farrells for
Davies, who has worked at the firm’s head office the past 15 years. Tang will continue in his
for the last five years has been promoted from current role to lead and build Farrells Shanghai
associate to director. As an experienced architect office as he done for the past few years and focus
with strong management credentials, the elevation on better serving Farrells clients in delivering
to board status is “the natural next step within his major-scale Chinese projects. Tang has in-depth
fast track career, and reward for his continued knowledge in the planning, design and delivery
success in leading many of the creative and through all stages from Concept to Completion of
innovative design projects being delivered by the urban design, large mixed use commercial
group,” said the firm. Davies commented, “I am complexes and transportation-related projects.
delighted to be joining the board of directors, at a Tang specialised in transport-orientated design
time when we are working on some really fantastic with integrated mixed-use urban complexes such
projects for a diverse set of clients.” as Winland Xiamen and Shenzhen’s KK100.

ROB PRICE CHARLOTTE BOOTH

WILL + PARTNERS BE DESIGN
Workplace architect and interior design firm Will + Charlotte Booth has been appointed as associate
Partners has appointed Rob Price as a new partner director of sustainability and wellbeing at multi-
in its London studio. Price will join Will + Partners disciplinary architecture and engineering practice,
senior leadership team in strategically guiding the BE Design. In her new role, Booth will be
studio as it continues to grow and take on a collaborating closely with the team to provide
diverse range of workplace and architectural sustainability management, wellbeing and
projects with a focus on wellness and enhancing biophilic design support – through accreditations
performance. Price brings “significant workplace including the WELL Building Standard – and
strategy and architectural and design experience,” energy and low carbon strategies to BE Design’s
having worked on a broad range of projects for clients. Booth said, “We want to embed
financial, corporate, technology and media sustainability and wellbeing practices into the
companies for more than 20 years. His CV heart of our designs. There’s an incredible team
includes previous roles at Perkins and Will, here, who are committed to creating exceptional
Fosters and Gensler. places to live and work in.”

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INTERNATIONAL
FOCUS

© Foster + Partners
Showcasing the latest projects from around the world –
visit www.architectsdatafile.co.uk for full information

LE DOME WINERY, FRANCE

FOSTER + PARTNERS
Foster + Partners have reveled their vision for the
Le Dome winery in Saint-Emilion. Nestled in the
hills of Bordeaux, the design aims to blend with
the UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape
of the region. The circular-plan building, which
sits at the end of a tree-lined avenue, has a form
rooted in a “desire to create a structure that
simultaneously looks both inwards and
outwards,” said the architects. It provides an
efficient space for wine production “while
engaging in dialogue with the surrounding
landscape.” The upper level forms the social heart
of the building, with tasting tables and
entertainment spaces – all wrapped by
360-degree views of the adjoining vineyards.

© Simone Bossi
ENRICO FERMI SCHOOL, ITALY
© Hufton+Crow

BDR BUREAU
Architectural firm BDR bureau have completed the
transformation of the new Enrico Fermi School in
Turin. The existing school building, built in the
BEIJING DAXING INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, CHINA 1960s, has been extended and functionally
rethought. A new steel structure “creates an
ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS inhabited envelope where the terraces are an
Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, Beijing Daxing is a new international airport in the Daxing district, integral part of the teaching programme, embraces
46 km south of the city centre. Initially serving 45 million passengers per year, Beijing Daxing will new connective spaces and works as a passive
accommodate 72 million travellers by 2025 and is planned for further expansion to serve up to 100 shield,” said the architects. The ground floor is
million passengers. The airport’s 700,000 m² passenger terminal includes an 80,000 m² ground designed as a civic centre, where the different
transportation centre offering direct connections to Beijing. Echoing principles within traditional Chinese functions are gathered in the atrium, directly
architecture that organise interconnected spaces around a central courtyard. Six flowing forms within the connected with the garden and the two entrances.
terminal’s vaulted roof reach to the ground to support the structure and bring natural light in, directing all On the two upper floors, the atrium accommodates
passengers towards the central courtyard. Natural light also enters the terminal via a network of linear recreational and collective spaces, and educational
skylights that provide an “intuitive system of navigation throughout the building,” said ZHA. activities are organised in clusters.

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© David Lloyd
XIQU CENTRE, HONG KONG
SWA GROUP

© MVRDV
SWA Group recently announced its collaborative
design of the Xiqu Centre, a new performance
venue for traditional Chinese opera located in the
densely populated West Kowloon Cultural District
(WKCD) in Hong Kong. Working closely with
GRACHTEN OPEN, THE NETHERLANDS Revery Architecture, SWA’s scope of work entailed
MVRDV designing the entire ground level, which features a
MVRDV has presented a plan to the city of The Hague which proposes to reopen the city’s 17th-century naturally ventilated open-air interior courtyard.
canals, which were filled in during the 20th century. This “neighbourhood participation” project aims to The ground floor also serves as an urban stage,
revive a run-down part of the historic centre of the city – the government seat of the Netherlands. The designed to facilitate movement, provide a
vision, produced by MVRDV as a pro-bono project in collaboration with various residents’ collectives, aims gathering space and enhance visitor experience.
to improve the sustainability, economy, traffic, and water management of the area. MVRDV’s vision The building’s exterior is curved in three planes,
combines the canals with the ‘Spinoza Power 2.0’ vision, which was created by the local community and with arched openings strategically located at all
includes a gastronomy route, the removal and renovation of the red light district streets, and a new corners and a lifted facade enabling three main
market hall which replaces a car park. entry areas access to the ground level.

© Broadway Malyan
FETTES COLLEGE, CHINA
BROADWAY MALYAN
© K11 Group

Ground has been broken on a major new school

campus for Fettes College in the southern Chinese
city of Guangzhou. The new “all-through” school
is a partnership between Fettes and Bright
K11 MUSEA, HONG KONG Scholar, China’s largest school operator, and will
accommodate 2,320 students and more than 300
VARIOUS ARCHITECTS staff, many of whom will live on site. The new
A group of architectural practices comprising Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), James Corner Field Operations campus will include a kindergarten, primary,
(JCFO), Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP), Leigh & Orange, LAAB Architects, AB Concepts and PLandscape middle and senior schools with each building
have completed K11 MUSEA, a cultural retail destination in Hong Kong’s newest purpose-built art and “designed to respond differently to the age of the
cultural district, Victoria Dockside. K11 MUSEA is the final milestone in a decade long, 28-hectare building users,” commented Broadway Malyan.
urban regeneration masterplan designed by KPF and completed in phases over the past decade. The “Each house has its distinct building with a
project fuses design details and inspirations from around the world; from the rare Portuguese limestone unique arrangement, creating an urban village in
facades and green living walls, to the Silk Road inspired louvers at the entrance – each element is which facilities are fed from a high street
inspired by “the vision of a contemporary manor house.” experience we have called the ‘learning spine.’”

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NEWS 27

Crest supplied to best building winner

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Stirling Prize Awards
took place on Tuesday 8 October at London’s iconic Roundhouse to
celebrate the very best of new British architecture. The Social Housing
Project of 105 high energy-efficient homes in Goldsmith Street
Norwich, designed by Mikhail Riches to Passivhaus standards for
Norwich City Council won the UK’s highest architectural accolade for
the best new building 2019. Arnold van Huet managing director of
Crest would like to congratulate Mikhail Riches on winning this
prestigious award. The Crest team were delighted to provide expert
advice on this innovative project. The partnership created high quality
facing bricks and a bespoke roofing system that flows without
interruption continuously from eave to ridge, for the mix of 45 houses
and 60 flats on this exciting development.
01430 432667 [email protected]

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28 APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS

Personalise your space with

the new Mapei app
M
apei’s new and improved app has product line, has been updated to include
been updated to enhance and brand new products and systems. Mapei’s
personalise areas for installers, extensive range covers products for ceramics
distributors, engineers and architects alike, and stone materials, resilient, textile and
providing brand new, fundamental tools that wood materials, concrete repair, structural
cover all areas of construction and building. strengthening, protective and decorative
The new My Mapei area will allow users coatings, EWI, cementitious and resin
to register to make an account on the Mapei flooring, products for underground
app, ensuring that their personal area construction, acoustic and thermal insulation,
includes the most relevant information to waterproofing, and admixtures for concrete.
them. Users will now be able to update and Helpful tools such as the grouts and
change their personal data, keep their sealants calculators allow for users to
favourite products in one place, backlog estimate consumption rates in accordance
results from calculators, and access the many with specific project data.
services offered by Mapei. Popular features including an extensive
Another step towards staying engaged product tutorial video library, technical
with customers, users of the app will find it documentation and the latest editions
ideally accessible to vital information at of Mapei’s bi-monthly magazine, Realtà
just a few taps, providing what is effectively Mapei International provide users with
a library for necessary resources for all types the opportunity to stay informed on all
of projects. things Mapei.
The complete product catalogue, which The world of Mapei in your hands. 0121 508 6970
features on the app and can be viewed by Available on the App Store and Google Play. www.mapei.co.uk

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APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS 29

“Never stop pedalling”

I
t is with great sadness that the Mapei
Group announces the passing of its
President, Giorgio Squinzi, who died in
Milan on the evening of 2nd October.
Born in 1943, with a degree in Industrial
Chemistry, Giorgio Squinzi (a second-
generation businessman) became the Sole
Administrator of Mapei in 1984 after the
death of his father, Rodolfo, who founded
the company in 1937. Under his leadership,
the company grew over the years to become
one of the world’s leading players in chemical
products for the building industry, and
currently operates in 56 countries through
89 subsidiaries. The Mapei Group, which
employs over 10,500 staff, manufactures
across five continents through 83 factories
in 36 countries. This internationalisation
process began long ago; the Group’s first
foreign offices opened in Canada back
in 1978.
Not only did he devote his life to his family
and company, his innovative vision and social
work made an important contribution to
business associations, the world of sport, and
the wider community in his home city and the
rest of the world.
In 1996 he was awarded the ‘Ambrogino
d’oro” (one of the city’s highest awards) by
the Mayor of Milan for his contribution to
the city in the realms of both business and
sport, and in 1998 he was knighted for his
services to industry. In 2013 the President of
the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano,
bestowed upon him the honour of being
made a Grand Officer of the “Order of Merit
of the Italian People”.
Giorgio Squinzi held important posts in
both Italian and international business Giorgio Squinzi to sponsor the Mapei great passions. He always attended the first
associations. He was President of the Italian professional cycling team that won a total of night at La Scala in Milan and was a great
Federation of Chemical Industries from 1997- 654 races from 1993-2002, reaching the very opera fan. He was a member of the Opera
2003 and then again from 2005-2011. He top of all the different international rankings. House’s Board of Directors from 2016 and
was also the leader of CEFIC, the European Mapei’s links to cycling go way back and still Mapei has been a Permanent Founding
Council of Chemical Industries, which continue today through its partnership with Member since 2008.
represents 29,000 companies in this sector, the UCI (International Cycling Union): His expertise, precision and passion will
for a two-year period (2010-2012). Mapei is the Main Sponsor of the Road now be taken up by his children, Veronica
He was the President of the Italian World Championships. and Marco, who were appointed as Chief
Industrial Federation from May 2012- Giorgio Squinzi’s love of sport also Executive Officers in July 2019.
May 2016. extended to football. He took over Sassuolo They will lead the group along the path
Giorgio Squinzi’s motto was “Never stop Calcio in 2002, and in just a few years the first trodden with such far-sighted vision by
pedalling”, epitomising his approach to work club was promoted from Serie C2 to Serie A Rodolfo and then Giorgio Squinzi.
and life. The expression actually comes from and is now firmly established among the
cycling, a passion for which he inherited from leading clubs in the country’s top division. 0121 508 6970
his father, Rodolfo. This love of cycling led Opera was another of Giorgio Squinzi’s www.mapei.co.uk

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30 APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS; HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY SHOWCASE

Vent-Axia supports ‘Net-Zero by Design’ Convenient and paper-free

Vent-Axia is delighted to support BEAMA’s Enjoy reading ADF but find it’s not always
‘Net-Zero by Design’ report. Launched on 10th convenient to have the printed magazine?
September 2019, BEAMA’s report sets out Or has your workplace turned paper-free?
industry’s commitment to meeting the UK’s The Digital Issue offers you the same
net-zero 2050 target and its view on how to content, delivered straight to your inbox
ensure net-zero can be commercially viable for and accessible via smartphone, tablet
businesses and consumers. “At Vent-Axia we are committed to energy and desktop computers. Be among the first
efficient ventilation design and lowering carbon, we therefore welcome to read all the latest features, comment,
BEAMA’s ‘Net-Zero by Design’ report which sets out a clear route on interviews, and more, before the print
the road to the net-zero 2050 target that will allow businesses to invest issue has even been delivered! What’s more, the Digital Issue includes
in this future,” says Richard Paine, Marketing Director at Vent-Axia. interactive links to featured companies. Subscribe for free now.
0844 856 0590 www.vent-axia.com www.subscribepage.com/adf

New heat recovery unit Vort HRW Mono Helping remain in control of your heating
Vortice has launched a new single room heat As the every-day home becomes ever better
recovery unit which is quiet, efficient, energy connected to the homeowner, ESI Controls is
saving and anti-allergic thanks to built-in filters releasing a new Wi-Fi controlled thermostat,
preventing the release of pollutants and allergens enabling the homeowner not only to gain
into the surrounding air. Easy to install and greater control of their heating, but to be able
maintain, the Vort HRW Mono is an ideal alternative to traditional to do so, wherever they are. The very latest
ventilation systems and intermittent fans. Suitable for recessed RTP6 in a stylish choice of colours, provides
installation in outside walls of thickness between 285 and 700 mm, it a clear interface for the user to remotely
has a low voltage EC motor-driven fan and five speeds. There are two control heating and water programs, all from
versions of the Vort HRW Mono, manual or RC, allowing the unit to one simple app on their phone or mobile device. In addition, these
be turned off and on and the mode of operation to be selected. exceptional heating controls come with a 3-year warranty.
01283 492949 www.vortice.ltd.uk 01280 816868 www.esicontrols.co.uk

JACKON’s new Bee Centre initiative

JACKON, a leading manufacturer of
XPS and EPS solutions for the
construction of low energy buildings, is
launching a year-long campaign of
support for The Bee Centre, near
Preston, Lancashire. The campaign starts
this month with the donation of 200
beehives to the Centre. With a retail value, including all accessories,
of up to £250 each, the beehives are to be used in starter kits for
school environmental projects. The initial donation will be followed
up with related support activity to be unveiled during the coming year.
01204 221089 www.jackon-insulation.co.uk
Be relaxed about building services design
Much of the complexity of designing, installing and maintaining
central heating in multi-occupancy low-rise buildings can potentially
now be eliminated. Innovative developments at Gilberts have created
New generation expansion vessels
a room-by-room solution that combines appropriate ventilation with There’s an exciting new range of expansion vessels
heat boost. The concept means that in effect, there is no need to available from Flamco. The Flexcon Premium
provide radiators in the rooms in which the new option is fitted. range benefits from a new and unique plastic
Further, because the solution is fitted at ceiling height, it liberates membrane, and offers raw materials and energy
interior design and optimises use of floor space. The solution focuses savings, while offering a 15-year guarantee. That’s
around Gilberts’ unique Mistrale Fusion (MFS) unit with an more than double the previous guarantee, when
integrated LPHW coil. Just 2 x standard MFS128 , or 1 x MFS256, compared to the existing expansion vessels
will warm a standard 32 pupil-classroom to all Regulatory available. Flamco has succeeded in developing a unique plastic
requirements. The core MFS appliance provides natural ventilation membrane for expansion vessels of 2 to 80 litres. This innovation makes
and uniquely blends the incoming fresh air with the warmth from the expansion vessels much more sustainable, in terms of environmental
exhaust air without the need for a heat exchanger. performance and durability, while maintaining high quality.
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Leading in London
London’s leading construction and design show is back,
bigger and better than ever before. Spanning two floors,
London Build is more than just an exhibition, it’s an event
jam packed with content, networking and entertainment

T
his year, the south east’s leading Construction Marketing. The extensive LINKEDIN LOUNGE
construction event London Build programme of over 500 speakers includes London Build’s first ever LinkedIn Networking
Lounge – the event’s initiative which
will have a focus on mental health, the likes of Juliemma McLoughlin the chief
enables attendees to network and make new con-
well-being, diversity and equality planner – Development, enterprise and tacts while building their online network.
throughout the exhibition. In addition, environment at Greater London Authority,
there will be opportunities to get up to date Fergus Harradence the deputy director of
with upcoming major construction projects the Department for Business, Energy and
and opportunities across Greater London Industrial Strategy, Gillian Charlesworth
and the UK. the CEO of BRE, and David Speight the
project delivery director of Heathrow’s
What’s on? expansion – to name a few.
London Build will boast CPD accredited Over 350 exhibitors will fill the venue
sessions across eight different summits, including Procore, Powerday, Recticel, JLG,
hosted by a great line-up of speakers. These BT Openreach, Epson, Panasonic, Bauder,
sessions will feature training workshops in Beaulieu International, Roof Maker,
everything from sustainability and BIM to Autodesk/Plangrid, George Boyd/
Advanced Digital and Social Media Saint-Gobain, Wurth, Resapol and Bostik.

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This truly is a show like

no other, built for those in
the industry who want to
have fun, be inspired,
and meet with thousands
of architects, developers,
contractors, local councils,
housing associations,
and more

event’s first ever LinkedIn Networking

Lounge – an initiative which enables
attendees to network and make new
contacts while simultaneously building their
online network through LinkedIn using
QR codes, and a timetable of Speed
Networking events.
The event will also be hosting
networking events such as Meet the Buyer
by Constructionline, CIOB ‘Hub in the
Pub’, Constructing Excellence Club
Breakfast, BIM & Tonic, #TeqDen10x10,
Diversity in Construction, and what’s
thought to be the UK’s largest ever
networking meeting of Women in
The Humans of Construction photography Construction – plus many more.
ZÜBLIN exhibition will be displaying 1,000 of the
Timber stands most influential and inspiring professionals An event like no other
for ambitious working in the UK’s built environment, London Build believes that doing business
and pioneered featuring individuals from a wide array of should be fun, and includes within the
solutions in the fascinating backgrounds in the industry, event the Festival of Construction.
field of timber construction. We are from CEOs to architects, pioneers to Featuring comedy acts, live music,
your single-source provider for the students and future leaders. celebrity guests, London Beer Festival and
development, production, delivery and prize giveaways, the Festival of
execution of high-quality timber systems, Networking Construction promises to be the biggest
from simple to complex engineered London Build is looking forward to festival in the industry, offering visitors the
timber structures and turnkey project welcoming over 25,000 registered chance to rub shoulders with big industry
execution. Together with our clients contractors, architects, engineers, names and celebrity guests, while
we develop efficient solutions and a developers, councils and construction indulging in food and drink and enjoying
sustainable quality of life. Stand F41. professionals over the two days. We’re live entertainment.
expecting a high level of attendance from Charity contests will be taking place
the UK’s top 100 contractors and architects, across the two days, including London
offering an “unbeatable opportunity for Build’s very own world record attempt for
networking with peers and clients alike.” the greatest number of Movember
The organisers commented: “We want Moustaches at one event, to raise funds for
you to leave London Build armed with a men’s health.
wide range of new connections and friends, This truly is a show like no other, built
and make sure you become part of an for those in the industry who want to have
ongoing exciting and vibrant new fun, be inspired, and meet with thousands
community of like-minded professionals”. of architects, developers, contractors, local
Networking opportunities include the councils, housing associations, and more!

Register for your free ticket today at

www.londonbuildexpo.com

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• Brexit or bust? What’s next for the

residential market?
• Design quality: Building better, not just
building more
• Hackitt 18 months on: What still needs
to change?
• Regeneration: How do we drive quality
community engagement?
• Homes for an ageing population: At
crisis point?
• Sustainability and the carbon zero
challenge
• Health and wellbeing in our homes
and towns

Why should you attend

Homes UK?
Visitors to Homes UK can learn from case
studies on what is working in the sector,
gain fresh ideas from international speakers
from Vienna, the US and more. They will be
able to rapidly expand their network at one
The show floor is set to All of the action in one place
The show floor is set to host over 200
of the biggest meeting places for the entire
sector with over 6,000 attendees at curated
host over 200 exhibitors, exhibitors, showcasing innovative products networking events, and keep up to date
showcasing innovative and services designed for Homes UK’s key
market. Meanwhile, the extensive
with product innovations and sector
announcements at Homes UK’s biggest-ever
products and services conference programme will run over seven exhibition of 250 suppliers.
varied theatres covering everything from
sustainability, design quality and What’s new for 2019?
regeneration, to planning reform, Brexit With a focus on rapidly growing markets
and the sector’s future workforce. like Build to Rent, student accommodation,
The organisers commented: intergenerational and co-living, visitors to
“Bringing together a programme that this year’s event can keep up with trends or
covers every type of residential research expansion opportunities, while
accommodation is no mean feat, but we’ve also “reimagining what housing looks like”
curated the best of the sector’s expertise at the ‘Home of 2030’ charette led by the
and achievements through over 70 hours of Ministry of Building Innovation &
high-calibre content.” Education (MOBIE), and generating
Although now in its eighth year, the ethos ideas by collaborating with students and
of Homes UK hasn’t changed – “keeping sector leaders.
the design, build and management of great Also, with this year’s New TECH theatre
quality homes in thriving communities dedicated to digital innovation and
at its heart.” The programme will provide customer experience, visitors will have a
insight on complex challenges while also one-stop shop to help progress along their
offering practical advice and success stories digital journey.
led by industry peers. Public sector and not-for-profit
Choose from topics spanning the entire employees can register for a free visitor pass
lifecycle of residential development and (a £165+VAT per day ticket fee applies to
asset management. This year, you'll find private sector and for-profit attendees) and
industry heavyweights and rising stars start planning their content schedule. Tell us
alongside even the odd celebrity, making what you’re most looking forward to by
Homes UK an event not to be missed. This joining the conversation on Twitter
year’s conference highlights include: @HomesEvent. We look forward to
• How should we reform the welcoming you to London’s ExCeL to
planning system? explore the #futureofliving.

Visit www.homesevent.co.uk/register to complete

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37

BUILDING
PROJECTS

INTU WATFORD
HERTFORDSHIRE

Extending the retail experience

A major extension and refurbishment to a shopping centre in Watford helps give visitors
an exciting and even uplifting experience, including a range of leisure offerings, in a
design that carefully blends the project into its setting

T
he physical retail sector is addressing
a number of challenges, including
the convenience of online shopping.
These days, the UK’s best high street
developments and shopping centres are
adapting to provide destinations that
continue to meet changing consumer
demands. This also means they need to be
designed carefully to enhance their context.
Most new retail schemes, such as intu
Watford’s extended and improved offering
in Watford town centre, incorporate leisure
amenities such as cinemas and food outlets.
Where this project succeeds is that it
successfully integrates the scheme with the
existing context, and uses its architecture to
enliven the setting but also to provide a
human scale and blend with the town
around it.
Retail and mixed use specialist practice
Leslie Jones Architecture, a practice well
known to intu from several previous jobs,
was brought in to bring more cohesion and
legibility to this key town centre retail site.
The development site comprised the 1970s
Charter Place, an external shopping
precinct that was dated both in its design
and its relevance in the current market.
Shopping centre group intu, which owned
the successful centre next door that had
opened in the 1990s, felt it was best placed
to transform Charter Place into something
which would delight customers and add to
its existing offer.
The new scheme would see the majority
of Charter Place demolished, and replaced
with a purpose-built 400,000 ft2 retail and
leisure extension to the existing intu
Watford centre.
The scheme presented a number of
challenges including the requirement to

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ENLIVENING THE EXISTING cinema and car park. The refurbishment they could configure really easily.”
The project included a thorough refurbishment was thorough, including stripping the older The fact the majority of the project is
of the existing centre, including widening voids design motifs, and widening some voids naturally ventilated adds to its
between the two levels to improve sight sustainability credentials, as does its
lines of retail units. reuse of a substantial existing building, i.e.
Bringing further interest to the central the concrete car park and basement.
space, the first floor colonnade has a GRP However Cos Constantinou asserts that
waveform soffit. “We’ve used colour and this is under-recognised by official
form to inject interest into the surfaces we sustainability accreditation – he notes that
have available to us,” says Cos. He sums up BREEAM “doesn’t include recognition of
the approach both inside and out as trying that.” Despite this, the project was
to not upstage, but instead enhance the designed to achieve BREEAM ‘Very Good.’
shop fronts: “We still want them to sing as
the main point of interest, but you don’t Conclusion
want the background to be so monolithic This major extension and refurbishment
that it feels dull.” was finished on programme and to budget,
PROJECT FACTFILE The basement below the site was “a vast with the full development cost being £180m
servicing area,” but as well as improving its including £13m for the refurbishment.
Client: Intu efficiency, the architects also created new Client, public and the retailers have
Architect: Leslie Jones Architecture retail space here, a further efficient use of reacted “really positively,” says the
Structural Engineer: existing structure. “It’s so important that project’s architect, adding that some of their
Waterman Structures buildings are able to adapt and be fitouts “have really embraced what we
repurposed and reconfigured, and this were trying to achieve.” However while
M&E: Hoare Lea
concrete construction didn’t really lend retail is at the core of this project, it
Gross floor area (extension): itself to being reconfigured,” he says. Some represents a much richer mix of attractions
400,000 ft2 “clever structural works” were required to and amenities to help ensure its place as a
Cost: £180m address level changes, adds the architect, vibrant, and viable, long term proposition
and shells were created for retailers “that for the town.

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CLADDING & FACADES GREEN ROOFS PRECAST CONCRETE STREET FURNITURE
Kingspan Facades Optigreen Ltd British Precast Contenur UK Ltd
Tel: 01352 716100 Tel: 0845 565 0236 Tel: 0116 232 5170 Tel: 01282 604400
www.kingspan.com/gb/ www.optigreen.co.uk www.britishprecast.org
www.contenur.com
en-gb/products/architectural-
INSULATION
facade-systems PUMPING STATIONS
Recticel Insulation Products WASTE MANAGEMENT
J T Pumps
Tel: 0800 085 4079
CONCRETE Tel: 0844 414 5800 & RECYCLING
www.recticelinsulation.com
Milbank Concrete Products www.jtpumps.co.uk Method Recycling
Tel: 01787 223931 LANDSCAPING & Tel: +44 7763 525 668
www.milbank.co.uk EXTERNAL WORKS RADIATION SHIELDING www.methodrecycling.com
Wykeham Mature Plants Midland Lead Method has redesigned recycling,
DOORS & WINDOWS Tel: 01723 862406 Tel: 01283 224 555
www.wykehammatureplants.co.uk bringing beautiful recycling bins
Garador Ltd www.midlandlead.co.uk
out into the open plan of modern
Tel: 01935 443 722
www.garador.co.uk LIFTS, STAIRS & ESCALATORS ROOFGLAZING & facilities. Helping organisations
Stiltz Limited recycle more and waste less,
ROOFLIGHTS
Tel: 0808 256 3649
GLASS & GLAZING www.stiltz.co.uk
Whitesales beautifully.
Lamilux UK Tel: 01483 271371
Tel: 01284 749051 OAK PRODUCTS www.whitesales.co.uk WINDOW CONTROLS
www.lamilux.co.uk
ROOFING
Senior Architectural Systems Ltd Kemper System
Tel: 01709 772600 Tel: 01925 445532
www.seniorarchitectural.co.uk www.kemper-system.com/UK/eng

Structural Glass Design Ltd Midland Lead

Tel: 0333 577 7177 Tel: 01283 224 555
www.structural-glass.com www.midlandlead.co.uk

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