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Refurb Renovation News has a circulation of over 65,000 readers who specify building products with our lists constantly being updated. TYPICAL CIRCULATION BREAKDOWN RIBA registered Architects & Large Architecture Practices - 14% Property Developers - 9% Building/Refurbishment/Construction Contractors - 26% Housing Associations - 11% Local Authorities - 12% BIID Registered Interior Designers - 14% Key decision makers within the Hotel, Sport & Leisure sector - 6% Builders Merchants - 3% Health & Education Based Specifiers - 5% ee Thornley selected a full suite of intuitive and ergonomic Fisher & Paykel appliances to integrate seamlessly into his Scandiinspired kitchen where earthy, neutral colours create a backdrop for pops of colour and texture. Lee comments, “It was absolutely crucial to us that we included products that weren’t just able to deliver on performance but would also add to the overall aesthetic of the space. With a stellar reputation for creating stunning yet sustainable appliances that combine both form and function, Fisher & Paykel was an obvious go-to. Graphic shapes, smooth wood finishes and bold paint colour choices gives the kitchen personality and character, and these are perfectly complemented by the minimal palette of black glass and brushed stainless steel of the Fisher & Paykel appliances. “Our kitchen is a social kitchen and the easy-to-use appliances with their beautiful and intuitive control panels takeaway any stress from cooking or entertaining. The thoughtful double Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer fits seamlessly into the kitchen, making loading and unloading the dishes so much easier, while offering the practicality of storage for dirty dishes while the other drawer is on.” Lee is known for his creative eye, having renovated a boutique hotel in southern Spain, Casa La Siesta, which was built using salvaged materials and rare antique fittings sustainability was a top design priority. “We also love the fact our new appliances are energy efficient and built to last, so we can be sure we’re running our kitchen with sustainability in mind”, says Lee. “We chose a complete suite of Fisher & Paykel appliances, the combination steam oven, self-cleaning oven, warming drawer, induction hob, integrated double DishDrawer dishwasher and a freestanding fridge freezer and could not be happier. As well as delivering exceptional results, each item is a joy to use thanks to state-of-the-art technology and innovative design details, while looks-wise, they’re all super sleek and work coherently together within the space. “We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Fisher & Paykel to anyone else seeking design-forward appliances that really deliver on performance too.” Bert and May founder Lee Thornley creates a stunning Scandiinspired haven complete with Fisher & Paykel appliances. © Beth Davis © Beth Davis BERT AND MAY’S FOUNDER EXPLAINS THE IMPORTANCE OF APPLIANCE CHOICE IN THE DESIGN PROCESS L “Our kitchen is a social kitchen and the easy-to-use appliances with their beautiful and intuitive control panels takeaway any stress from cooking or entertaining.“ Fisher & Paykel appliance details: Integrated Double DishDrawer™ Dishwasher, Sanitise (DD60DHI9) Freestanding French Door Refrigerator Freezer, 90cm, 569L, Ice (RF610ADJX5) • Combination Steam Oven, 60cm, 9 Function (OS60NDB1) Oven, 60cm, 16 Function, Self-cleaning (OB60SDPTDX1) Warming Drawer, 60cm (WB60SDEX1) Induction Hob, 90cm, 5 Zones with SmartZone (CI905DTB3) BELOW LEFT © Simon Bevan RRNewsIssue 56 16 Circulation & 2023 Features List January & February • Doors, Windows & Fittings • Heating, Ventilation & Insulation • Interiors & Interior Design • Tools, Plant Hire & Equipment March & April • Bathrooms & Washrooms • Bricks & Blocks • Coatings, Sealants & Paints • Floors & Flooring • Roofing & Cladding • Safety, Security & Fire Protection May & June • Doors, Windows & Fittings • Heating, Ventilation & Insulation • Tools, Plant Hire & Equipment • Lighting & Electrical 2023 FEATURES LIST July & August • Bathrooms & Washrooms • Floors & Flooring • Roofing & Cladding • Safety, Security & Fire Protection September & October • Coatings, Sealants & Paints • Doors, Windows & Fittings • Heating, Ventilation & Insulation • Interiors & Interior Design • Technology • Tools, Plants & Equipment November & December • Bathrooms & Washrooms • Heating, Ventilation & Insulation • Floors & Flooring • Lighting & Electrical Creatingqualitylowenergy architecturerequiresadedicated, knowledgeableteamfrom initialconceptrightthrough tofinishingtouches. Ecomerchant isakeypartof thatteamforCharlieLuxton Design.Ourvaluesalign, creatinggoodbuildingsthat performandlastwhilstrespecting ourenvironment. CharlieLuxton Principal CharlieLuxtonDesign www.ecomerchant.co.uk info@ecomerchant.co.uk +44(0)1793847444 SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGMATERIALS FROMFOUNDATION TORIDGE RRNewsIssue 57 52 Roofing Project which has been trading since 1866, will be transformed into contemporary and vibrant cultural and retail destination. Wates Construction, which has an extensive track record of heritage restoration projects around the UK, has been leading an expert project team of local architects and engineers on the flagship project, comprising Latham Architects, Rogers Leask, and Clancy to the building envelope, internal cleaning of the roof structure, and lead paint removal before the challenging and extensive heritage glazed roof replacement works. This included increasing ridge height to accommodate natural ventilation for the building, copper roof replacement, gutter and rainwater works, access equipment, localised electric works, lightening John Carlin, Regional Director at Wates Construction, said: “It has been a privilege to work on the restoration and transformation of such an iconic and unique building, maintaining its historic charm but also bringing it into revitalisation of the wider city centre. “Before this work on the roof was carried out, the Market Hall often had to close to customers for safety reasons there was possibility of strong winds, snow, or heavy rain in case the glass windows came out of their frames. Along with the extensive restoration of the roof structure, all of these windows have now been replaced, meaning that closing the market and disrupting trade just “Making sure that trading could continue while initial surveys and work on the roof took place was particularly important. To do this, we installed scaffolding structure to give access to the roof without disrupting ground level activity. was an impressive feat of engineering all by itself, which would have spanned more than 62 miles if placed end-to-end and weighed almost 900 tonnes, but it really was the key to making sure trade could continue despite our ongoing work, supporting Throughout the process, the project team supported traders and the council project team to a high level, offering tours and site visits, as well as engaging with local sixth-form college students and range of industry professionals to involve the local community in the project. commencing the second phase of the regeneration programme, which is set for later this year and will focus on internal and external configuration to transform the look and feel of the building. Raised concrete floor plinths that currently house individual market stalls will be removed space, with the ground level intended to provide space for up to 32 market stalls, which will be portable for flexibility. Meanwhile, the interior balcony area will provide an opportunity to accommodate small business incubator, and to provide space for special themed markets, such as antiques are also set to be improved in the upcoming phase of work, allowing market activity to flow seamlessly into the surrounding streets and creating an attractive and flexible space in the adjacent Osnabruck Square. The Market Hall is located within Derby’s City Centre Conservation Area, which also contains Derby Cathedral, the Silk Mill, and the Guildhall Theatre, and was originally designed by When completed, will complement the emerging Cultural Hub, which aims to reenergise the day and night-time economies and drive stronger footfall in the Market Place and wider city centre Councillor Mick Barker, Cabinet Member for Council, said: “Derby Market Hall is one of the city’s most beautiful and prominent buildings, which connects key areas of our city centre. “As Grade II listed building, deserves tasteful and sympathetic attention to detail to its renovation. Quality takes time and we’re delighted to see that this striking copper roof has now been and give Derby fantastic market, which is full of life and which will help draw people back into the heart of our city.” Wates Construction was appointed via SCAPE’s development set to commence on site in Q4 2022, with an aim to complete in 2024. For more information, please visit After undergoing extensive roof and structural restoration assisted by a scaffolding structure weighing more than eight blue whales, the team behind the transformation of Derby’s iconic Market Hall has revealed that the first phase of work has now completed. DERBY MARKET HALL MARKS COMPLETION OF ROOF RESTORATION T pring is the ideal time to get your home ready for the hosting season ahead. Whether homeowners are looking to maximise space in the living space or bedroom, premium home interiors brand, Neville Johnson, has a range of stylish storage solutions that will enhance any space in the home and ensure homeowners to unwind in and enjoy reading their favourite novel. Installing bookshelves is the perfect way to avoid libraries becoming messy and cluttered. Consider installing bespoke shelving which can be adjusted to suit the style and size of your library to enhance time spent relaxing at home. libraries. While it provides an optimal can also be used to display stylish ornaments to tie in with the interior décor of your home. This modern library space painted in Sorrel White, for example, provides ample shelving for all storage needs, which makes the home feel minimalistic and tidy. Combined with sage green and a rustic oak finish, this uplifting and stylish design is an ideal option for Spring. Stylish storage for smaller bedrooms Smart storage solutions are an ideal way of making smaller bedrooms look more spacious and in turn less cluttered. Not only can bespoke bedroom storage enhance your dayroom more stylish and inviting. This contemporary bedroom painted in Willow, for instance, features practical, built-in headboard cabinetry and fitted wardrobes with an extensive vanity unit for a chic finish. This pretty, feminine design is the perfect option for homeowners looking to maximise space and enhance their bedroom’s Declutter your living space It’s good idea to incorporate stylish storage solutions in the heart of the home to avoid the living space from plants, books and vases on open shelving in the living space to keep surfaces clear and maximise space. Neville Johnson’s Dining Room and Library, for example, offers a bright and airy living space with ample storage room for everyday essentials and stylish ornaments. Fitted wardrobes are an ideal way of keeping your clothes neat and organised, while also maximising space in the bedroom. Opting for bespoke to create personalised storage space which makes the process of getting These fitted wardrobes from Neville Johnson, painted in Lithadora Blue, for instance, offer bespoke storage and shelving, all wrapped up in a timeless and sophisticated design. If the blue Lithadora paint colour isn’t to your taste, this design is also available including Eucalyptus green, Dove grey Simon Tcherniak, Senior Designer at Neville Johnson, said: “The big advantage of fitted wardrobes of course that can fill the space and cope with any idiosyncrasies. It is amazing how much storage you gain by going high up the wall, and you make no deeper than needs to be, your room will still feel spacious. “If you need to access your higher-level storage on a regular basis, then built in ladder can be useful. Similarly, pull out shelves will help you to make use of deep spaces.” Neville Johnson reveals how to make your home feel more spacious and organised and Library INTERIOR DESIGN: CLEVER STORAGE IDEAS THAT WILL HELP TO DECLUTTER YOUR SPACE S Opting for bespoke fitted wardrobes enables homeowners to create personalised storage space for clothing, shoes and accessories, which makes the process of getting ready more enjoyable. With over 35 years’ experience in designing fitted furniture, Neville Johnson the market leader in bespoke storage solutions. Offering free design visits and free design brochures, the brand’s furniture renovations combine the flair of the UK’s top designers with the time-honoured skills of traditional craftsmen, all brought together with your personal selection of materials, colours, and finishes. White Painted Library RRNewsIssue 55 08
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