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Congratulations on a double win

Our congratulations go to Maccreanor Lavington on winning both the RIBA London Award 2022 and RIBA National Award 2022.
The new refectory needed to replace the existing separate facilities – a small single-storey brick building, uPVC conservatory and two wooden cabins – into a single purpose-built building, whilst maintaining the surrounds of an ancient orchard.
What has been created by Maccreanor Lavington is a grand, carefully crafted refectory, that has become the heart of the campus. The building achieves a balanced composition with the original schoolhouse and gardens.
Soft stock brick and Keymer’s Goxhill plain clay roof tiles reference the old founding schoolhouse, conferring longevity and an established presence within the grounds.
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Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
Wienerberger are proud sponsors of “the best use of concrete and clay tiles for a domestic project” category.
Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
This event will be held online and hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer Sales Manager) and Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager) and will uncover the roots of traditional heritage roofing and look at the considerations of modern challenges associated with heritage roofing and product selection. The CPD presentation will also highlight how designers can recognise potential issues and minimise the risk of damage associated with using heritage roof tiles.
A History of Clay CPD – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer Sales Manager) and Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
The history of English architecture is intertwined with the use of clay tiles with varying periods of popularity. This CPD looks at the roots of traditional heritage roofing and then moves forward to consider the modern day challenges associated with heritage roofing and product selection. The course highlights how designers can recognise potential issues and minimise the risk of damage associated with heritage roofing.
Control of Condensation – Hosted by Christine Leadbeater (UK Keymer & Heritage Manager) & Nigel Dyer (UK Heritage Services Manager).
This seminar examines how to control and avoid excessive condensation from building up, within a roof structure, by providing passive airflow from the outside of a building and by limiting airflow from within the living spaces.
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