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23 March 2008 | 0 Comments
EH Smith have commenced supply of our Keratwin Ceramic Rainscreen to the landmark 'Royal Quay' development in London's Docklands.
A joint undertaking by Gladedale and the London Development Agency (LDA). Over the next five years this £100 million regeneration project will transform the Royal Docks into an exciting new waterside residential, commercial and leisure haven.
13 March 2008 | 0 Comments
EH Smith have commenced supply of our Keratwin K3 Hydrotect tiles to Phase II of Derby Hospital. Having already supplied the same materials to Phase I, the material was chosen again because of the ease of construction and the benefits of our hydrotect 'self-cleaning' facade.
30 November 2007 | 0 Comments
We are proud to annouce that EH Smith Major Projects were selected as winners of the "Best Material Supplier to the Architectural Industry" at the prestigious LEAF Awards in London on Thursday 29th November for the Sir John Lyon House project in Central London.
David Roberts, Divisional Director stated "It is a great honour for us to be selected from such a large audience of suppliers."
The material used on this project is the innovative 'Hydrotect' coated Buchtal Keratwin K12 Terracotta Rainscreen tile.
Hydrotect uses a titanium dioxide (TiO2) coating that gives the tile 'self-cleaning' properties. When rain falls on the tile, it lifts off any dirt or bacteria and cleans the tile. It also cleans the air as pollutants stick to the tile and then wash off which gives it a unique sustainability benefit.
10 October 2007 | 0 Comments
We are delighted to be shortlisted for the "Best Material Supplier to the Architectural Industry" at the prestigious LEAF Awards in London on Thursday 29th November for the Sir John Lyon House project in Central London.
The material used on this project is the innovative 'Hydrotect' coated Buchtal Keratwin K12 Terracotta Rainscreen tile.
Hydrotect uses a titanium dioxide (TiO2) coating that gives the tile 'self-cleaning' properties. When rain falls on the tile, it lifts off any dirt or bacteria and cleans the tile. It also cleans the air as pollutants stick to the tile and then wash off which gives it a unique sustainability benefit.
Situated on the banks of the Thames opposite the Tate Modern Art Gallery and set against the famous backdrop of St. Paul Cathedral, Sir John Lyon House is a striking new residential development.
The transition though the colours is a fine example of the versatility of the rainscreen cladding; if desired a different colour for each tile or even different colours within a single tile can be achieved, allowing freehand designs used for a large scale project. Currently 15,000 colours can be chosen from.
01 August 2007 | 0 Comments
The prestigious Falcon Wharf development in the Battersea area of London was recently awarded the Daily Mail / NHBC award for "Apartment Building of the Year 2007"
EH Smith supplied the striking blue Terracotta Rainscreen Cladding to the project - please see our case studies section for more information.
03 June 2007 | 0 Comments
We are proud to be associated with andother award winning project. Esso Glen / Cardinal Place was named winner of the Office Development of the Year, IAS/OAS Development Awards 2007. Please see our case studies section for more information on this stunning project.
15 December 2006 | 0 Comments
The first delivery of our K3, KerAion Quadro and K8 Rainscreen tiles to the new Churchill Hospital site was made earlier today. This major PFI project is the latest of a number of Hospitals to identify the benefits of our Keratwin Rainscreen cladding system. The self-cleaning Hydrotect tiles offer huge savings on maintenance as the facade doesn't need to be cleaned.
