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Cladding and Facades
News Release from: Ward Insulated Panels | Subject: DW1000 composite panels
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 March 2004
Ward Clads Aberdeen Landmark
Ward Insulated Panels has provided the cladding envelope for a striking and unusual project in Aberdeen, the Northern Light Tower.
Sub Contractors, Mackintosh Structures Ltd of Arbroath, Scotland used Ward DW1000 composite panel system to construct an octagonal observation tower that is the focal point of a major development in Aberdeen, creating a new landmark that can be seen for miles around In an innovative use of Ward insulated panels, Mackintosh used 850 square metres of DW1000 panels finished in pvf2 metallic silver, fixed horizontally onto the 50 metre high structural steel framework
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 21 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Ritchie Walker, Cladding Manager at Mackintosh Structures, said: "We were pleased that this project went very smoothly.
Ward and Mackintosh have a close working relationship that spans over a decade. Request a free brochure from Ward Insulated Panels ...
We are confident of the reliability of Ward products and specify them wherever appropriate when we have input into the design of a project.".
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