Cambridge Mosque
The Cambridge Central Mosque cost £23 million to build and is dedicated to the spiritual and social welfare of the city’s estimated six thousand Muslims
View case study274 Bradford Street
274 Bradford Street is the first ever residential square in Birmingham’s creative quarter. The historic Harrison Drape building has been renovated and renamed Fabrick Square. It contains apartments and retail units.
This project was supplied in conjunction with Xtratherm and the hybrid EPS and PIR was pre-bonded in factory conditions. This saves the time and effort of having to bond on site. The materials were provided in 3 call-off’s, as highlighted on the drawing, to make deliveries more manageable sizes and accommodate the construction schedule on site.
Arcadis Design and Consultancy expressed how the development helps to “enhance the historic character of the area whilst generating employment opportunities and stimulating regeneration within the Southern Gateway Transformation Area”.
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In a fast-paced and demanding industry, where the requirements for a premium, quick service are paramount, Tapered Plus consistently perform to the highest of standards. Their expert team continuously take away potential headaches and return even the most complex of drawings speedily, which has a massively positive impact on our business
Guaranteed Asphalt Ltd
Tapered Plus has a high level of professionalism, reliability and exceptional service that distinguishes them from the competition. We can always trust Tapered Plus to deliver on time, and have no hesitation in recommending them.
Minster Insulation
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