Severn Trent Water’s new £60m operations centre in Coventry, which aims to set new industry standards with one of the lowest carbon footprints for any UK office building, incorporates equally eco-friendly Armourcoat polished plaster.
 
Designed by Birmingham-based Webb Gray Architects, and built by BAM Construction, this highly-sophisticated energy efficient building featuring the latest eco-technology. Designed for low-energy and low-carbon consumption, the offices include thermal adaptive cooling, biomass boilers, photovoltaic panels, solar panels and rainwater harvesting; justifiably achieving a BREEAM ‘excellent’ rating.
 
Armourcoat was used within the reception and main atrium space, to create a stunning and original design statement. Totaling nearly four hundred square metres of hand-applied decorative plaster, Webb Gray specified colourfade artwork for feature panels and curved walls using Armourcoat Spatulata. For the 30-metre high atrium panels, artisan plasterers blended over seventy colours of paste to achieve the seamless finish. Known as ‘stucco lustro veneziano’, Spatulata is a superfine stucco paste that is trowel applied in a series of fine layers to create a highly polished decorative surface. In keeping with the eco specification, the product contains 40% pre-consumer recycled marble.

Armourcoat Armuralia polished plaster has been used throughout the atrium space of the iconic Minster Building in the heart of London’s business district.

Armourcoat polished plaster provided the finishing touch as part of the renovation of Washington D.C.’s Duke Ellington School of the Arts, designed by cox graae + spack architects and Lance Bailey & Associates.

Armourcoat Koncrete polished plaster applied to the reception desk and walls of the refurbished 210 building, Wokingham.

Flow Wave Sculptural Plaster situated behind the reception area at One Stop Doctor.

Close up of Armourcoat basalt sculptural plaster, perfect for that stand out feature wall.

Armourcoat Sculptural ‘Basalt’ has been used to great affect in the lobby areas of LVL 29 in Plano TX. A key part of the lobby interior, the 3D wall design crisply wraps around external corners leading seamlessly into the corridor areas.

Refurbishment of the iconic Minster Building in the heart of London’s business district, using over 600m2 of  Armourcoat’s seamless acoustic plaster system.