Preston College, Lancashire
The IKO ULTRA Prevent 25 reinforced bituminous membrane system was used to refurbish 4,500m2 of roofing space at Preston College.
The IKO ULTRA Prevent 25 reinforced bituminous membrane system was used to refurbish 4,500m2 of roofing space at Preston College.
The existing mastic asphalt roof coverings at Holy Name Church were replaced with the IKO Permaphalt mastic asphalt waterproofing system.
Guildford Borough Council’s new operational depot includes a 1,700m² multi-storey car park waterproofed with the IKO Permapark system.
Elizabeth Gardens is a new care-led development in Milton Keynes, created for Porthaven Care Homes on the former Great Holm Fire Station site.
A fully adhered IKO Armourplan PSG membrane was selected for Burnholme Green because it maintained continuity at key airtightness junctions.
Couzens House is an apartment building in East London, where a 134m² balcony walkway deck over residential dwellings required refurbishment.
IKO and BriggsAmasco worked on a specification suited to the exposed location and large, uninterrupted roof plane of Pudsey Sixth Form College.
IKO worked with ISD Solutions to support the roofing package for a new 621,138 ft2 distribution centre at Panattoni Park in Aylesford.
The IKO Permatec LI inverted hot melt roofing and waterproofing system was selected for the 104-106 Welling High Street project specification.
IKO Permatec LI Anti-Root inverted waterproofing and IKO Armourplan single ply roofing deliver at Oxlow Bridge SEND School in Dagenham.
IKO Permatec LI Anti-Root inverted waterproofing system with extensive green roof delivered a 77% carbon reduction at Chiswick Health Centre.
IKO and James Roofing Ltd delivered a heritage waterproofing solution for The Bargate, a Grade I-listed city wall gatehouse in Southampton.
The IKO Permatec hot melt roofing and waterproofing system was selected for the flat roof and parapets at Leeds Technology Campus.
2 Willow Road is a Grade II* listed modernist property in Hampstead, London, designed by architect Ernő Goldfinger and completed in 1939.
