NE03 & NE05, Wembley Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0EG
Wembley Park Headline Facts:
1,793 reconstructed stone panels over 6 blocks and podiums.
Contractor: John Sisk & Son
Architect: Haworth Tompkins
Panel Type: Single Skin
Canalside, 87 Bunyard Drive, Woking, GU21 5NX
Canalside Headline Facts:
757 reconstructed stone panels, covering 6,000sqm
Contractor: Gilbert Ash
Architect: White Ink Architects
101 Moorgate, London EC2Y 9AA
101 Moorgate Headline Facts:
250 reconstructed stone and brick-facing panels, covering 4,730sqm
Contractor: Macegroup
Architect: Orms
9a Manchester M15 4GU, UK
9a First Street Headline Facts:
335 green reconstructed stone panels, covering 6,376sqm
Contractor: BAM
Architect: Jon Matthews Architects
Stoke Goods Yard, 4 Glebe St, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 1HG
Stoke Goods Yard Headline Facts:
360 brick-facing panels, covering 6,200sqm
Contractor: Bowmer + Kirkland
Architect: Glenn Howells Architects
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2
Boston Sidings Headline Facts:
348 brick-facing panels, covering 4,800sqm
Contractor: Collen Construction
Architect: TOT Architects
17-27 John Dalton Street,Manchester, Manchester, M2 6FW
The Island Headline Facts
270 brick-facing panels, covering 2,948 sqm
Contractor: Bowmer + Kirkland
Architect: Cartwright Pickard
North Operations Depot, DCC, Ballymun, D09 D11
North Operations Depot Headline Facts:
154 reconstructed stone panels, covering 2,000 sqm
Contractor: Purcell Construction
Architect: JNP Architects
Marylebone House, London NW1 5QD
Headline Facts:
84 brick-facing panels and double-storey arches covering 1,280 sqm
Contractor: Blenheim Construction
Architect: Fletcher Priest Architects
Gascoigne Estate, Barking, IG11 7
Headline Facts:
1,326 brick-facing and reconstructed stone panels, covering 21,455 sqm, over 5 blocks.
Contractor: Wates Construction
Architect: TP Bennett and White Arkitekter
The Mater Hospital, Eccles Street, Dublin 7
The Rock Wing Headline Facts
348 terracotta-facing precast concrete panels, covering 4,000 sqm.
Contractor: John Sisk & Son
Architect : Scott Tallon Walker
BBC Music Studios, East Bank, Stratford, London
BBC Music Studios Headline Facts
177 precast concrete panels, covering 2,550 sqm.
Contractor : Mace / LLDC
Architect : Allies & Morrison
4, 30 Angel Square, Miller St, Manchester M4 4DY
4 Angel Square Headline Facts
602 reconstructed stone panels, covering 4,806 square metres.
Contractor : Bowmer & Kirkland
Architect : Simpson Haugh Architects
20 Merrion Rd, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 C9E2
Glencar House Headline Facts
243 reconstructed stone panels, covering 3,700 square metres.
Contractor : Walls Construction
Architect : Reddy Architecture + Urbanism
105 Carpenters Rd, London E20 2AQ, UK
UAL College of Fashion Headline Facts:
900 precast concrete panels, covering 11,323 sqm.
Contractor: Macegroup / LLDC
Architect: Allies & Morrison
Dean Street Underground Station, Tottenham Court Road, London W1D 3RB
Tottenham Court Road Headline Facts:
234 precast concrete panels, covering 1,946 square metres of the facade.
Contractor: Galliard Construction
Architect: Hawkins Brown
The Gate, Meadowside, Irk Street, New Cross, Manchester, M4 4JT
Gate & Stile, Meadowside Headline Facts:
96 brick look-a-like reconstructed stone panels, constructed off-site and covering 1,242m2
Contractor: Westfield Construction
Architect: Jon Matthews and Chapman Taylor
Landmark, St. Peter’s Square, Manchester M1 4PB
Landmark Headline Facts:
561 reconstructed stone panels, constructed offsite, covering 6,015 sqm’s.
Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland
Architect: Squire & Partners
Enterprise Wharf, Holt Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B7 4BB
Enterprise Wharf Headline Facts:
340 reconstructed stone panels, constructed offsite and covering 4,449m2 of the facade.
Contractor: Graham Construction
Architect: Associated Architects
The International Rugby Experience, 40 O’Connell St, Limerick, V94 WK20
190 reconstructed stone and brick-facing panels, constructed offsite and covering 1,849m2
Contractor: Flynn Construction
Architect: Niall McLaughlin Architects
The Finer Details:
The International Rugby Experience is a world-class interactive tourist centre situated in the heart of Limerick city at the corner junction of O’Connell Street and Cecil Street. This unique development, which is of huge significance for Limerick city, comprises a seven-storey building with a two-storey portico at the front entrance, a two-storey block to the rear and a three-storey block over an existing building. It is expected that the visitor centre will easily attract in excess of 100,000 visitors per year.
Techrete were engaged to design and manufacture 190 brick-facing reconstructed stone panels offsite, which cover 1,849 square meters of the project façade. We worked closely with Flynn Construction and Niall McLaughlin Architects from an early stage to ensure that the ambitious architectural plans could be realised. Techrete are proud to have been involved in the development of this world-class visitor centre