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, Welcome to the quarterly newsletter from Stone & Ceramic!
Our newsletters are designed to keep you informed about what we've been up to;
as well as projects we are working on in addition to future projects. We hope you find them useful, and welcome any feedback to marketing@stone-ceramic.co.uk
In this edition read about how we are finalists in the 2017 TTA Awards, the case study on Cartwright Gardens and our last goodbye to Danny Parker.
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Goodbye & good luck Danny Parker
Stone & Ceramic's co-founder, Danny Parker has resigned after 15 years of managing the company alongside Paul Giles. Danny is resigning from Stone & Ceramic to fulfil other interests.
Everyone from Stone & Ceramic would like to wish Danny all the best for the future.
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Longest day golf challenge 2017
On the longest day of the year, four employees from Stone & Ceramic will be taking part in the longest day golf challenge to raise money for Macmillan cancer support.
Our estimating director, Huseyin O'Shea, site supervisor, Dan Hall, Surveyor, Oliver Friend and site manager, James Allen will be taking on the challenge to play 72 holes in just one day - that's around 300 shots!
Huseyin, Dan, Oliver and James have a target of
£5000
to
raise
for Macmillan, a great charity that is there for everyone
who is affected by cancer.
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Stone & Ceramic TTA Finalists
Stone & Ceramic's biggest project to date, 190 The Strand is a finalist in this years TTA Awards in the 'Best use of tile in the leisure / hospitality industry' category.
Last year Stone & Ceramic won 'The Best use of tile in a domestic environment' for Cowley Street, the TTA Awards evening was an excellent networking opportunity, and winning the award has been an outstanding symbol of excellence.
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Cartwright Gardens
Cartwright Gardens is a new student accommodation for the University of London. The existing buildings with the exclusion of the 14 storey Hughes Parry Tower, were demolished and replaced with a brand new building. All stone to the grand entrance of Cartwright Gardens has been supplied and installed by Stone & Ceramic. The geometric stone pattern is made from four different types of stone including: Cenia Beige, Emperador Light, Gold Travertine and Nerinea.
Location
Kings Cross, London
Architect
TP Bennett
Client
University of London
Contractor
Multiplex
Scope of Work
Four-stone pattern installed to the external entrance area.
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Sussex Stone & Ceramic are offering 0% finance
Our sister company, Sussex Stone & Ceramic are currently offering an easy instalment plan for all customers. The 0% finance plan over 6 or 12 months will ensure you can have your dream kitchen worktops, while the cost is spread out over the chosen time frame, allowing you to enjoy your new kitchen with a manageable instalment plan.
Subject to status & terms apply.
Call: 01323 848100
Email: sales@sussexstone-ceramic.co.uk
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Stone & Ceramic have been Achilles accredited for around 4 years. Achilles is one of the world's leading global supply chain risk management companies. They collect, validate and m
aintain essential supplier data through an online questionnaire.
This allows organisations to build a picture of the risks present within their supply chain and implement measures to protect their business, people, planet and profit.
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