Indeglas successfully completes interior glass installation at University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre at Potterow
Indeglas successfully completes interior glass installation at University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre at Potterow
Indeglas successfully completes interior glass installation at University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre at Potterow
Indeglas successfully completes interior glass installation at University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre at Potterow
Indeglas successfully completes interior glass installation at University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre at Potterow
- Category
- News
- Author
- blueprint media
- Date
- 01.12.18
This brings recent contract awards to over £840k
Indeglas, the Cumbernauld-based business recognised as a world class supplier of interior glass solutions, has completed its work at the iconic new building which is the University of Edinburgh’s The Bayes Centre, the final phase of the University’s state-of-the-art Potterrow development.
This is the latest of a clutch of contracts worth over £840k which have been undertaken on behalf of the University by Indeglas. They include complete glazed screen installations at the Joseph Black Building, James Clerk Maxwell Buildings, Charles Stewart House, Dalhousie Land, Chrystal MacMillan Building, Centre Building Easterbush, Minto Building and New College.
Jeanette MacIntyre, founder and Managing Director of Indeglas, said: “We are, of course, very pleased to have been selected to undertake this contract and see it as a clear indication that Indeglas is rapidly becoming the preferred supplier of a growing number of the country’s top performing design teams and construction companies.
“The project at The Bayes Centre required an extremely high-performance installation, with full height, fire-rated glass screens to atrium spaces, and acoustic, frameless glass forming the frontages of a wide variety of learning and office spaces.
“Our expertise in delivering interior glass solutions, means we can offer directly to the University the maintenance and servicing of the installation for the lifetime of the building, an aspect of our service provision which brings confidence and security for the client from the design stage all the way through the life of the building.
“As a Scottish business, the opportunity to work on such prestigious projects for the University of Edinburgh is a huge honour. We offer the University, its Estates team, appointed architects and contractors, the benefits ofur nearly 70 years of collective industry experience, as well as our commitment to full client engagement at every level of our business.”
Indeglas is a specialist contractor and sole distributor in the UK and Ireland for the products of award-winning glazed screen system, DEKO of Denmark.
Established 17 years ago, Indeglas designs project specific screen requirements, and is unique in providing Tier 1 contractors with a full-service design, engineer, supply and install leading-edge glass solutions that are fully backed up with a dedicated maintenance service throughout the UK.
The detailed development of the design for The Bayes Centre was completed by architects, Bennetts Associates, a firm which has been recognised with over 150 awards, including 19 Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards. The main contractor is McLaughlin and Harvey.
A version of this story appeared here:
https://projectscot.com/2018/11/glass-act-university-facility-takes-shape/
“The project at The Bayes Centre required an extremely high-performance installation, with full height, fire-rated glass screens to atrium spaces, and acoustic, frameless glass forming the frontages of a wide variety of learning and office spaces."
Related Articles
The Herald SME Focus profiles Indeglas MD
Indeglas MD Jeanette MacIntyre was profiled in The Herald’s SME Focus feature.
Indeglas signs up to the Glass and Glazing Federation
Indeglas has been approved as full members of the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF).
Indeglas MD one of 130 Role Models at UKCW 2018
UK Construction Week (UKCW) 2018 will see the launch of its Role Models campaign and Indeglas MD Jeanette MacIntyre will be among 130 construction professionals supporting it.
Indeglas internal glazed screens at two prestige Edinburgh sites feature in RIAS award winning projects
Boroughmuir High School and St Cecilia's Hall both won recently at the RIAS awards.
And the OSCAR for interior glass solutions goes to…
Indeglas relies on OSCAR to grip, lift and precision-fit giant glass interior panels at University of Edinburgh’s DTI build
Challenges facing smooth project management
By Derek Johnston, Operations Director
Clear to see what makes Indeglas stand out
By Iain McAlpine, Commercial Director
A Solid 2019 performance in prospect for Indeglas as it logs four new high-profile projects adding £1.25m of order value
Indeglas, the Cumbernauld-based business recognised as a leading supplier of interior glass solutions, has started the new year with a healthy order book.
Past and present create legacy for the future
Three generations of carpentry & joinery apprentices are playing a key role in the construction of Forth Valley College’s new Falkirk Campus.
High-Profile Project Prompts Return of Key Skills to Construction Sector
After decades of travelling throughout the UK during his career in construction, Tom Russell had decided to give up the commute and hang up his hard hat, but then a prestigious project landed on his doorstep to lure him out of retirement.
It’s Not Just ‘The Right Thing To Do’ – It’s What’s Right for Our Business
When we heard about the Disability Confident scheme, it just made sense to sign up. As a place to work, Indeglas has always focused on creating an inclusive environment where everyone is treated equally. This allows employees to work to their fullest potential, which is what gets the best results for the business.
Indeglas Wins Vote of Confidence for its Commitment to Disabled Employment
Specialist construction contractor Indeglas has been recognised by the government’s Disability Confident scheme for its commitment to the recruitment and retention of disabled staff.
Best Value: Construction Industry Must Take a “Whole Life” Approach
It is frequently referred to these days as “value engineering”, but the practice of cutting costs by removing perceived ‘expensive design features’ during the construction phase of a project has been an unfortunate reality within the industry for a long time.
University of Strathclyde contract win marks launch of new maintenance service from specialist supplier Indeglas
Cumbernauld-based Indeglas has secured an on-going agreement to regularly inspect and maintain internal glazed screens within the University of Strathclyde’s Stenhouse, James Weir and Technology and Innovation Centre Buildings.
