Category Archives: Derbigum

The Phoenix Centre, nestled within the confines of Wokingham Hospital, stands as a beacon of specialised care, dedicated to administering intensive therapeutic interventions for patients dealing with complex health challenges. At the heart of the Centre’s mission lies a commitment … More >>

Galileo Multi Academy Trust are a leading provider of education, recognised for their core values, ensuring each pupil thrives and develops a love for learning. With a family of ten primary schools all in Redcar and Cleveland, each have their … More >>

Pen-Y-Dre High School Becomes First Carbon Neutral Refurbishment School in Wales. Renowned for its high standards of discipline, behaviour and achievements, Pen-Y- Dre High School isMerthyr Tydfil’s award-winning education centre. The school caters for the educational and developmentneeds of 800 … More >>

Macmillan Academy Adds Another Green Initiative. Set up as a City Technology College in 1989, Macmillan Academy strive to improve the economic prospects and social opportunities for the 1600 pupils who attend. Registered as an Eco-school over 15 years ago, … More >>

Alumasc Replaces 13-Year-Old EPDM Roof Short of its Declared Lifespan Since 2004 upon what was once Belfast City’s Gasworks, overlooking the River Lagan, James House hasbeen home to office accommodation for various government agencies. Originally complete in the earlyaughts on … More >>

Heslington East Campus Student Residences: Sustainable and Efficient Expansion Goals Architects Sheppard Robson alongside Graham Construction sought to futureproof accommodation by incorporating multi-use buildings, including catering outlets and social hubs. Key to the brief was using the latest in safety, … More >>

Scotland’s Largest Single Office Building with Rooftop Running Track and 360 Panorama. A Sustainable and Futureproof Roof, Harnessing the Power of the Outdoors Bothwell Street in Glasgow is now home to an exceptionally progressive office space – making way fora … More >>

A 5-minute hop from Cardiff Queen Street and you’ll find the first blue roof in Wales. Upon what was formerly 1960’s office accommodation the Cromwell House site has been transformed into an 8 storey, 120-bedroom easyHotel with a rooftop stormwater … More >>

Sensitively designed to keep a low profile in its exceptional surroundings, the new Conwy Culture Centre has recently opened its doors to the public. A Blackdown extensive sedum green roof completes the low-lying, single storey centre, helping it to become … More >>

Alumasc Derbigum Olivine roofing absorbs and neutralises CO2 on contact, as it falls in rainwater. This ground-breaking technology has been used in the recent redesign and refurbishment of Nottingham Trent University’s Clifton Campus Library, which now features over 1000m2 of … More >>