Indeglas moves into England
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- Staff
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- Blueprint Media
- Date
- 01.11.17
Indeglas makes the move into England with the appointment of our new Technical Manager, Peter Mulligan.
Indeglas, the recently-rebranded, highly innovative supplier of interior glass solutions, is making a move into England with the appointment of Peter Mulligan as its new Technical Manager.
Peter, who is based in Manchester, is a highly experienced project manager who formerly held a senior position with the commercial interior glazing arm of a high-profile builders’ merchant.
Indeglas founder and Managing Director, Jeanette MacIntyre, said: “As exclusive supplier of the Deko of Denmark product range across the UK and Ireland, we are steadily gearing up our operations to meet the increasing demands of our customers throughout the country.
“Peter’s appointment is a key part of that strategy and reinforces our objective that Indeglas should be the name on everyone’s lips in the construction industry when it comes to internal glass applications.”
Amongst a series of successful projects, Indeglas was responsible for all of the internal glass structures at City of Glasgow College City Campus, which has been nominated for the much sought-after RIBA Stirling Prize to be announced in October this year.
Indeglas products are already approved and available in RIBA BIM Library, NBS Plus and RIBA Product Selector.
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“Peter’s appointment is a key part of that strategy and reinforces our objective that Indeglas should be the name on everyone’s lips in the construction industry when it comes to internal glass applications.”
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