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Project Details Architect: Broadway Malyan Main Contractor: ISG Installers: Keyclad Limited (Cladding) Blugyp Ltd (SFS) Products: Facade Screen SFS AxiAL The £40 million gateway scheme in Liverpool's Lime Street features spectacular artwork commissioned from local artist Anthony Brown, depicting some of the forgotten stories of one of the city's most famous streets across 11 giant

31/01/2019
Project Details Architect: Abell Nepp Main Contractor: RG Carter Products: Bespoke Perforated Aluminium Panels & Support System Awards: Industrial Perforators Association – 2016 Winner The new £9.7 million Kitchen Garden Enclosure development at Cambridge’s Wellcome Trust Conference Centre, designed by Abell Nepp, features Ash & Lacy perforated panels that incorporate a complex wildlife illustration. In

08/05/2017
Project Details Client: Staffordshire County Council Main Contractor: Seddon Installer: Advanced Roofing Products: Rainscreen Panels, Perforated Screen, Support Systems A complete and highly innovative through-wall design by Ash & Lacy played a key role in the complete redevelopment of Christchurch Primary School in Burton-on-Trent. The building's eye-catching facade comprises approximately 900m2 of VariAL TF rainscreen

10/04/2017
Project Details Architect: David Morley Architects Developer: Baggaley Construction Ltd Installer: William Cooper Ltd Products: Expanded Mesh & Support System Ash & Lacy supplied curved, expanded mesh Screen panels for a fantastic new office development to house some of the UK’s National Sports Governing Bodies, in Loughborough. Owned by Loughborough University and located on a

Project Details Architect: Cartwright Pickard Main Contractor: Mansell Construction Services Products: Perforated Aluminium Panels & Support System Metropolitan Works is London’s first Creative Industries Centre, offering digital manufacturing services, IT suites, training and workspace to local creative business and designers. Echoing the form making processes undertaken at the Centre, the building was conceived as a
