ARC 500, the largest distribution and production unit in Merseyside, is a new 494,750 sqft facility designed to accommodate large-scale logistics operations. Its strategic location offers excellent access to the M53 motorway and the Port of Liverpool, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a well-connected hub.
Forth House, a former linen weaving factory dating back to 1860 and later used as local council offices up until 2017, has been converted into 35 luxury gated apartments in Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
The brand-new Port of Leith Distillery in Edinburgh is shaking up the world of Scotch whisky on numerous fronts, from distillery design and spirit production to community involvement and the façade of this new iconic building is clad in Trisobuild® Cladding System from Building Systems UK.
Building Systems UK are an Enterprise of Tata Steel, providing a full range of steel building envelope products, steel flooring and steel processing services. Their existing office on site was becoming dilapidated, outdated and in need of a full refurbishment.
Over 2,500m2 of Trisomet® and Trimapanel® roof & wall panel systems and profiles have gone into the construction of the new Three Lions Yard warehouse at St Georges Park in Burton on Trent. The state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot facility will support operations at the Football Association’s national football centre.
A new £1.4 million Construction and Automotive Green Technology Centre at Kidderminster College offers students state-of-the-art facilities, and access to the latest technology, enabling them to gain practical experience and knowledge in a stimulating environment.
Building Systems UK’s Trisobuild® site assembled roofing and cladding system was chosen with over 12,000 linear metres used for the roof and nearly 8,000 linear metres to form the walls. The Trisobuild® system can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of a project by offering design flexibility of internal and external profiles ranging from 19mm to 46mm deep. For this project, R32 and C32 and CL19 profiles were chosen for most of the roof and wall profiles respectively, all with Colorcoat® prefinished steel available in a range of colours.
Building Systems UK, Trisobuild® site assembled roofing and cladding system was chosen with over 19,000 linear metres used for the roof and nearly 5,800 linear metres to form the walls.
The Trisobuild® system can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of a project by offering design flexibility of internal and external profiles ranging from 19mm to 46mm deep. For this project, R32 and C32 profiles were chosen for most of the roof and wall profiles respectively, and all come with Colorcoat® prefinished steel available in a range of colours.
One of the key challenges was speed of construction, with the importance of sustainability in our current world it was key that the facility was up and running as soon as possible to help identify new and innovative ways of reducing carbon emissions from aircraft which is vital to helping reduce the UK’s carbon emissions. The aim is to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Industrial case study, Trisomet® and Trimapanel®
