Throughout the year, Architen staff participate in several fundraising opportunities to raise money for various charities. Paul Beales, the head of our Design Department, has a passion for walking and a commitment to making a difference for Heart Research UK.
On 21 September, Paul will be participating in the Camelot Challenge.
There is an architectural trend towards designing modern buildings with impressive glass atriums. Its not until the building is complete and staff move in when they discover the issue of solar glare.
With many sun control options available, one that is interior design led is the use of fabric.
Today, the brand new state of the art museum for the Mary Rose will open to the public in Portsmouth, UK.
Architen Landrell have worked on the project for the past two decades and we look forward to experiencing first-hand the new space and exhibit.
Architen was fundamental to the successful redevelopment of the museum.
At Architen we have always been committed to the environment. From our fabric & materials recycle plan, to our low emission cars & vans, to our use of Intelligent Building Control Systems and KNX. Everything we do, ‘we think green’.
This week, our staff have been participating in the annual Walk to Work Week.
Every day we are in conversation with Architects and Main Contractors exploring ways in which the use of tensile fabric can achieve their projects goals.
On the rise are fabric covered walkways, entrance canopies, outdoor event pavilions, sporting venues and elaborate courtyard structures.
