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 The Cannon Avent Building featuring APL's broad rib cladding The stunning new Cannon Avent building in Suffolk has been awarded an Eastern Region RIBA Award, was recently featured on Channel 4's 'Britain's Best Building' programme and has also been short listed for the prestigious Sterling prize. Designed by Fletcher Priest Architects, the building set out to become a serious statement of Cannon Avent's company stature and energetic enthusiasm in the future. The futuristic look was generated by the creative use of curved glazing and a broad ribbed profiled metal cladding system provided to the project by Architectural Profiles Ltd. of Reading who also supplied the roof profile and lining system. A Fletcher Priest spokesperson said " Although basically a simple rectangular building with pitched roofs, its character is defined by curved walls of carefully considered steel cladding: broad profiles give the building scale and emphasise the horizontal, allowing its 11m height to hug the ground. It is a complex special grey-green colour that appears almost blue in certain lights - a shade nobody can quite put their finger on." Architectural Profiles said " The use of broad rib in this manner and scale is quite unusual. Our congratulations go to Fletcher Priest for such a dramatic and creative use of one of our profiles." |
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Completed Projects 
Intelligence No Secret For Kalzip® On GCHQ Roof Dramatic Riverside Entrance for Corus Building Systems Stevenage Campus Project Specifies Integrated APL Products Gemini Retail Park features Architectural Profiles Nimbus Park - Looking Good in Metallic Silver AP 70 Louvre Systems top off APL 'standing seam' lead look-alike roof specified for conservation area Blending In With Tradition APL Louvres at St. Andrews Profiled Cladding Helps Win Award Arresting Design From Euroclad Gold Star Finish From Euroclad Fabrications At Southend College Euroclad Scales The Heights Of K2 Knorr-Bremse Rail Systems' Building Enveloped By Euroclad Products Donald Dewer Sports Centre, Dalsetter Various images of metal buildings courtesy of Corus Building Systems
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