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Premier Trophy Awards
2014
MAIN SPONSOR
Foreword
I was delighted and very honoured to be asked to write the foreword to this year’s Awards Brochure,
now in its 26th year; and still with two of the original three judges working for it. I joined Bob Hewitt
and Brian Carrier when John Cowie retired in 1997 and have just completed my seventeenth year as a
member of the team.
I commenced my working life in 1949, leaving school at 15 I have decided that this 2014 Competition is to be my last;
years old; and taking a five year apprenticeship as a Painter and I have resigned my position as a judge. Health reasons
and Decorator. The small company I “learnt my trade” in was must prevail I regret to say, but there is no doubt that I shall
involved in all aspects of a decorator’s work; graining; miss so very much my contact with my industry; and the
marbling; signwriting; broken colour work; paperhanging; as opportunities to see that good quality decorating is still to
well as the “bread and butter” work. So, an excellent training be had. I have enjoyed all the visits over the years and I shall
for a young enthusiastic craftsman. Later, following a one cherish the many contacts I have made with industry; and
year full time course in Technical Teaching, I was able to pass remember the friendships developed over 17 years.
on the skills I had to others. Eventually; and five Colleges Thank you all.
later; I became the Head of Construction at Southampton
Technical College. John W Lawrence
But, what of the competition itself? First, I do believe it to
be the best of its kind in the UK. It has grown from strength
to strength in both quality and popularity. It was started to
raise awareness within the trade itself and the general
public, that Painting and Decorating was a skilled craft, and
at its highest level could produce decorative finishes suitable
for cathedrals, churches, public buildings, theatres, domestic
dwellings; and protection for the industrial complexes so
vital to our country. All these levels were achievable to the
craftsman. I think that is fairly unique in the construction
industry; although specialism tends to guide us into work we
find we are competent to do and best suited for.
The other main reason the Competition has been so
successful is that the judging is completely independent of
the PDA, the industry; and the manufacturers. All these are
essential of course and we thank them all for their vital
contribution to, and sponsorship of, the Competition. But
our decisions are based on what we see and talk about “on
the job”; to the client and the decorating company involved.
We bring an element of company and contract management
into our discussions as well as our observation of the actual
works. All members of the Judging team are also members
of the Institute of Clerks of Works and Construction
Inspectorate, by name they are Geoff May, Victor Hollings,
Graham McCled and John Noble. We are used to bringing a
knowledgeable background to the judging role. This
Competition is the best and long may it continue to be so.
The Association is indebted to all sponsors of the Premier Trophy Awards including:
Painting & Decorating Association, 32 Coton Road, Nuneaton, Warwickshire CV11 5TW
Telephone: 024 7635 3776 Fax: 024 7635 3776
www.paintingdecoratingassociation.co.uk
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Competition
PDA Apprentice/Trainee Awards
Report for 2014
Phil Burgess - College Lecturer, Competition Organiser, Vice President of the APCT
This year’s Painting & Decorating Association went through a gruelling day and then to return to their
Apprentice/Trainee Award was in its 16th year of the homes the same evening. This certainly demonstrates their
competition. The competition received a record number commitment, enthusiasm and passion for their trade. The
of 30 entries from all levels of study programmes, and start time for the competition was 9.30 am after the
ages from 16 – 25 years of age. housekeeping rules and a short briefing on the approach to
the piece.
There was an overwhelming turn out of apprentices and a
big thank you to Ian Williams Ltd, Alfred Bagnall & Sons Ltd The PDA Competition is open to all levels of study for
and Novus Property Solutions Ltd with their many keen and apprentices and trainees of any age, within the painting and
competitive young painters and decorators. Also, thank you decorating trade. The overall quality, ability and
to the smaller painting and decorating companies who put professionalism from the young budding decorators was
forward their future prodigies for the PDA Competition. exceptional from start to finish. It is always a pleasure to
watch each and every one of them approach the competition
The first competition was the Northern Heat held at
piece with a desire to win, with their own individual strategy,
Accrington and Rossendale College in Lancashire on the 7
style and method of work that they have picked up from
March. This ideally coincided with National Apprentice Week
their employers at work or tutors from College.
which was recognised and designed to celebrate
apprenticeships and the positive impact they have on It is refreshing, satisfying and fulfilling to know that these
individuals, businesses and the wider community. A visit to the competitors who are all winners in some way, shape or form
College from Will Straw (the Labour Parliamentary Candidate have a passion for the craft, and one day will be training the
for Rossendale and Darwen) and son of former Home next generation of apprentices to be champions just like
Secretary Jack Straw was mightily impressed with the standard themselves, whilst also being responsible for keeping the
and skill level from the competitors. He also admired the true craft alive and kicking for many years to come.
professionalism and attention to detail from the painting and
The design idea and vibrant colour scheme was based upon
decorating students. The Southern Heat was held at Abingdon
the theme of this year’s World cup in Brazil, and incorporated
and Witney College in Oxfordshire a week later on the 15
a paint brush for good measure. The competitors were
March, again a tremendous turn out of competitors battling it
challenged with; an initial complex setting out task, free
out to be crowned The PDA Champion of 2014.
brush work on straights and curves (without the aid of
The 30 entries travelled the length and breadth of the UK to masking tape), two decorative finishes; (sponging and
compete in the Northern and Southern Heats, with some dragging) and a 2014 stencil, that they had cut out and apply
competitors ensuring they were well prepared by travelling to their own colours or effect to personalise the piece. A self-
the heats the day before. The competitors who travelled up adhesive CITB and Purdy logo was then carefully applied to
to the heats on the day were up and off as early as 4.00 am, the finished article. Like every year the competition piece
some coming up from Bournemouth and others travelling challenged the young competitors leaving very limited time
down from the Glasgow area. I take my hat off to these for snagging or touching up but as a whole, the painters and
young decorators who travelled the long distances, and then decorators managed their skills well.
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The competition was very competitive in both heats and on
the naked eye; they appeared to all have a large element of
quality incorporated in the various techniques required.
Selecting two finalists against the scoring criteria can be a
difficult and lengthy process. Two of the highest scoring
competitors were from the North and South Heats, scoring a
magnificent 94% and 91% respectively against the criteria
marking sheet.
The two highest scoring finalists who succeeded in the
following areas, such as accurate setting out, sharp cutting in
skills, full opacity of colours, a crisp and even personalised
stencil, two evenly balanced decorative effects and sticker
application are:
Ben Deer (Southern Heat)
who attends Bournemouth and Poole College and is
employed by his father at Deer Decorating.
Kyle Catterall (Northern Heat)
who attends Accrington and Rossendale College in
Lancashire and is currently employed by Twin Valley Homes.
At the PDA Premier Trophy awards 2014 the winner will
receive the prestigious PDA Trainee/Apprentice of the year
2014 trophy and over £500 worth of Purdy brushes and WINNER
equipment. The runner up will receive a certificate and over Ben Deer
£250 worth of Purdy goodies. Deer Decorating
Bournemouth and
A big thank you goes out to all the competitors who were Poole College
involved this year, and the lecturer’s employers and sponsors
who encourage and support the young competitors to take
part in the competition. They did you very proud indeed.
Other people I would like to personally thank on behalf of
the PDA for showing great support and encouraging their
future Craftsman are Peter Walters, Tutor at Stoke College,
Scott Oliver, Tutor at Bournemouth and Poole College, Jackie
Fitzgerald, Tutor at Abingdon and Witney College, Ian
Williams team, Lucy Pearson and Sian Pearce Personal
Development Trainers, Phil Taylor and Malcolm Blanchard
Contracts Managers, Dennis Pollard CTS Ltd, Mark Bannister
Crown Paints, Darren Eccles and Simon Whitaker,
competition support and last but certainly not least Neil RUNNER-UP
Ogilvie, Denice Harper, and Danielle Barnsley who represent Kyle Catterall
the PDA and continue to support and drive the association Twin Valley Homes
forward . It is them who provide this exciting and crucial Accrington and
opportunity for the young tradespersons to participate and Rossendale College
excel in their chosen craft.
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Commercial
Winner
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting
Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Players & Media Stand/
New Pavilion, Old Trafford
Cricket Club LCCC,
Warwick Road, Manchester
CLIENT: LCCC (Emirates)
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The players and media centre was completed in 2012.
In 2013 Ambrose Ellis were awarded the contract to
decorate the pavilion which is a listed building.
The restaurants, lounges, corporate boxes and
communal areas have been decorated to comply with a
high specification set by the client.
While this work was proceeding, extra decorating was
required to the players and media centre, following
alterations by the main contractor.
All works were completed in July 2013 to the complete
satisfaction of the main contractor and the Lancashire
Cricket Club.
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services
(UK) Ltd
PROJECT: Admiral’s Quay,
Internal Redecoration to
19 separate residential blocks,
Gosport
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CLIENT: Parker Torrington Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
At first sight these stairways could be considered a simple
and straightforward project; but it became apparent that
restricted access in the stairwells caused some difficulty in
working with the 157 properties in the blocks.
Special needs, in contract management and the trades
people, in execution of the three floors and 19 stairways,
were necessary.
Further complications were caused by individual owners or
lease holders requiring access at all times.
The works seen were completed on time within a short
programme with finishes which were good to very good,
with the balustrades worthy of a special mention.
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Commercial
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Axis Europe Plc
PROJECT: Numbers 1,3,4-11,14-16,
New Square, The Honourable
Society of Lincolns Inn, London
CLIENT: Richard Wild & Tom Pickering,
The Honourable Society of
Lincolns Inn
ARCHITECT: Baily Garner
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The contractor and the client representative gave a very full
and factual account of the exterior repairs and repainting of
the entered buildings. Repairs were mainly to timber cills and
brickwork, which included a rubbed brick arch.
The square contained extensive street furniture and railings
and all finishes looked very good, solid, clean and well cut in.
One undercover walk through arch was nicely finished and
there was even a little signwriting accomplished to
reproduce the original as it would have been.
Altogether a solid job with which the client was very pleased.
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Rushworth Painting Contractors
North West Ltd
PROJECT: Cliff’s Hotel, Blackpool.
CLIENT: Choice Hotel’s
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This contract involved the decoration of the main
restaurant and café area, all the while keeping the facility
open and in use. This was achieved by closing off the areas
being redecorated while preparation and making good
took place.
Previous wall coverings were removed, surfaces brought
forward, before lining before new wallhangings being applied.
The ceiling areas were prepared and a sprayed vinyl matt
emulsion finish was applied.
All woodwork received preparation, an undercoat; and a
satin finish top coat.
The client expressed much satisfaction with the
completed works.
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Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Hilton Abbey Limited
PROJECT: National Maritime Museum,
Park Row Royal Borough
Greenwich, London
CLIENT: National Maritime Museum
ARCHITECT: Searle Associates
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This visit to an historic National Institution, renowned
worldwide and very well known; needed external repainting
to a very high standard. This standard has been achieved,
following extensive necessary repair and renovation.
The gloss work is excellent and the windows are cleanly cut
into the glass. The metalwork similarly so, with the railings
and gutters etc. at various points around the site looking
well prepared and finished. Even the weather vane had some
touches of gold as required.
Altogether a tidy, good looking result, to the client’s
satisfaction. Very well done!
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Commercial
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: National Trust, Wimpole Hall –
Grade 1 Listed Building,
North Elevation,
Arrington, Royston
CLIENT: National Trust
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This Grade 1 Listed building houses the restaurant and was
open to the public during the redecoration, which led to
some interruption to parts of the main façade, as elevated
platforms had to be removed after 10 am. On this elevation
some 80 window sashes, some “blind/false”, required cutting
in to transoms which were also “false”. The adjacent
restaurant had greater detail to the roof eaves and other
joinery items, including hardwood doors, set in walled
garden areas, with bay windows to the building. Two
different brands of similar paint have been applied as
instructed by the client; to test performance over a period
of time.
This project has been well executed with cutting in worthy
of special mention. A good to very good project.
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting
Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: John Foster Building LJMU,
80-90 Mount Pleasant,
Liverpool
CLIENT: Liverpool John Moores
University
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
With parts dating from the mid 1800’s certain areas are
Grade 2 Listed.
The three buildings are now a single unit with four floors
and up to twelve staircases.
Working to a tight budget for a main contract to a tight
programme, required regular overlap of trades with
disturbance of dust and grit particles.
Despite these problems the general overall finish appears
acceptable to the required standard and in places is
very good.
A challenging project with particular problems of access, so
very well done to all concerned.
10 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Highly Commended
COMPANY: Astryan Ltd
PROJECT: 33-39 Grey Street,
Newcastle Upon Tyne,
Tyne & Wear
CLIENT: Brims Construction Ltd
ARCHITECT: Archial
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Grey Street in the City centre has many imposing buildings
including restaurants, theatres, and other retail shops. This
contract is to carry out decorations for a main contractor,
who had refurbished and repaired the structure, including
making the roof water tight following many years of neglect,
deterioration, and water ingress.
The painter had a very tight programme to complete all
works over three floors. The third floor had been
completely refurbished to a very good standard, while the
lower areas had a consistent, acceptable finish using
standard materials. Worthy of special mention is the
extensive use of Tektura Wallcoverings to a single wall in
each office; and the staircases.
The Decorator has played a vital part in bringing this historic
building back into good use.
Highly Commended
COMPANY: M C Property Maintenance Ltd
PROJECT: The Body Shop, Head Office
Exterior Redecoration,
Littlehampton, West Sussex
CLIENT: The Body Shop International Plc
ARCHITECT: Annette Davis, Facilities Team,
Body Shop
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
The Body Shop Headquarters is a prestigious building with
striking architecture based on a Japanese pagoda with a
central courtyard. In this area a cherry picker had to be
lifted into position using a large crane. The work consisted
of the complete redecoration of the external main building
and some of the outbuildings and street furniture.
Preparation included extensive repair to most surfaces, which
were then finished to a good standard, using the original
colour scheme. The training building roof, of pre coated
steel, was prepared and spray painted. Health and Safety
figured highly to ensure the security of company staff.
The contractor can be proud of the finished contract
which was finished to a high standard; to the satisfaction
of the client.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 11Commercial
Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: Addison House –
Redecoration of the
Internal Communal Areas,
Grove End Road,
London
CLIENT: Addison House
Residents Management
Company Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Addison House is a Mansion Block in the St John’s Wood
conservation area of London, constructed in 1920.
The work was won by Competitive Tender to a specification
requiring the internal public areas to be redecorated
including corridors, stairwells, and the individual front doors
of the occupants.
Minor refurbishment was needed prior to redecoration
proceeding. The walls were painted using a fire resistant
durable paint producing a good standard of work, to the
client’s satisfaction.
Commended
COMPANY: Esk Decorating Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: The Clock Tower,
Stockgrove Park,
Leighton Buzzard,
Bedfordshire
CLIENT: Mr Sheridan Williams
MANUFACTURER: Jotun Paints
Hidden from general view is this 95 feet high, Grade 2 Listed
Water Tower, which has changed its purpose to that of a
family home. Because of its position on the top of a hill,
surrounded by the previous stable buildings, which
interrupted easy access to the roof levels. Working to an
extremely tight budget for extensive repair and redecoration
externally from top to bottom. There were access
difficulties at first as the scaffolding price was considered
too high, so despite the technical difficulties of working at
roof level both painters and carpenters made use of a static
boom rig to carry out the work. Wind speeds above 12 knots
at times gave artisans the “ride of their lives”.
An unusual job carried out with an expected 10 year warranty.
12 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Commercial
Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: Kirkgate Shopping Centre,
Bradford,
West Yorkshire
CLIENT: Kirkgate Bradford Unit Trust
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This work, won by competitive tender, was looking tired
and in need of repainting.
The central high level areas below the roof were only
available to the painter because access was only available
outside shopping hours. Access was by cherry picker which
had to be brought into the centre each evening; then
removed before the next day’s business could start.
The public areas were repainted to a good commercial
standard with all areas within hand reach coated with an
anti graffiti glaze.
The centre looks clean and bright, a good job considering
the access problems.
The client was pleased with the finished work.
Commended
COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd
PROJECT: The Paragon,
Bath
CLIENT: Curo
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade/
Crown Paints
The Paragon is a Georgian Terrace in the centre of Bath.
This imposing listed building is now mainly used for social
housing and the external woodwork needed much repair
and painting to bring it back to a good standard.
Ian Williams were requested to tender by the Curo Group,
who own the properties.
The main difficult was the scaffolding to the elevations. To
the front was the main A4 road so access was difficult and
to the rear there were very few access points which meant
that in one instance a scaffold had to be erected over one
of the houses on the back road to get to the terrace.
Various repairs were required prior to painting, but the
finished project looked neat and cleanly done.
Ian Williams can be justly proud.
14 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Commended
COMPANY: Bowdler Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Waddesdon Estate and
Eythrope Yard,
Waddesdon Park,
Buckinghamshire
CLIENT: Waddesdon Estate
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade/
Brewers
Eythrope is a large former stable block that has now been
converted into offices and residential accommodation for
the estate staff. It resembles a turreted, half timbered
mansion externally with an inner courtyard.
The work was won by negotiation with the specification
supplied by the paint manufacturer.
All the external woodwork was repaired where necessary by
the use of resin repairs. Other areas were stripped back to
bare wood using chemical stripping, before bringing forward
to a good gloss finish.
The relationship with the client was extremely good hence
the long working partnership with this estate
Commended
COMPANY: Leary Brothers Ltd
PROJECT: Letchworth Town Hall,
The Broadway,
Letchworth Garden City,
Hertfordshire
CLIENT: North Hertfordshire College
ARCHITECT: Scott Brownrigg
Letchworth Town Hall is a Grade 2 Listed building which
is now the administrative building for the North
Hertfordshire College.
The work was won by competitive tender.
A complete refurbishment of the building was carried out
both externally and internally. All the external woodwork
was repaired or replaced where necessary and repainted to a
good standard, of which the former council chamber stood
out. This chamber had some of the panelling repaired or
replaced to get to an overall consistent finish.
This was a challenging contract for the decorator, and the
client was very pleased with the finished work.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 15Commercial
Site Visit Certificates
COMPANY: Cousins Ltd COMPANY: Ken Jenkinson (SDS) Ltd
PROJECT: Heathrow Terminal, Terminal 2A, PROJECT: Litton Mill, Blackwell Dale,
Heathrow Airport Derbyshire
CLIENT: Heathrow Airport Ltd CLIENT: Litton Mill Management
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone's COMPANY
ARCHITECT: Mark Crowe MRICS
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone's
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: Pre-Paint, Repairs, Internal &
External Cyclical Decoration to COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd
Gloucester City Homes Housing PROJECT: Institute of Education, External
CLIENT: Gloucester City Homes (GCH), Works, 10-18 Woburn Place
Railway House, Burton Way, CLIENT: Institute of Education
Gloucester GL1 1DG ARCHITECT: Appleyards Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
16 Premier Trophy Awards 2014COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis COMPANY: Southern Decorators Ltd
Painting Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Decoration of
PROJECT: Ysgol-y-Gogarth, New Academic Building,
Nant-y-Gamer Road, G Block, Chichester College,
Craig-y-Don, Westgate Fields, Chichester
Llandudno
CLIENT: Chichester College
CLIENT: Conwy Council
ARCHITECT: Richard Hale ARCHITECT: ECE Architecture
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: Pre-Paint & Repairs and Painting
to Housing Stock,
Crawley Borough Council,
Town Hall, The Boulevard,
Crawley, West Sussex
CLIENT: Crawley Borough Council
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 17Small Contractor
Winner
COMPANY: S & C Painting Services Ltd
PROJECT: The Old Joint Stock
Pub and Theatre,
4 Temple Row West,
Birmingham
CLIENT: Fullers Brewery
ARCHITECT: R Bennett & Co Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This project involved the decorating of the vaulted roof,
internal staircase to the theatre, which included a
featured wallpaper made up of theatre advertising
posters. The vaulted ceiling is over the main bar and
eating area; and required scaffolding over, so that all
facilities could remain open to customers.
Distempered areas were sealed with alkali resisting
primer, followed by a Diamond Eggshell finish to match
the existing effects followed by a sponged and rag rolled
effect. A protective glaze was then applied.
The client was very pleased with the completed work and
the way in which it was undertaken.
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Chris Green
Painters & Decorators
PROJECT: Private House,
Slingsby Walk,
Harrogate, North Yorkshire
CLIENT: Private Client
PROJECT
MANAGER: Stuart Holland
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone's
The House was built in 1786 and over the years has received
many decorative internal coatings. All of these were
removed using steamers, chemical strippers, and heat guns.
All woodwork was made good, primers applied, and finished
with acrylic satin. The walls, ceilings and cornices were
prepared, lined and finished with acrylic matt.
The clients were very pleased with the final result and gave
Chris high acclaim for his very professional approach to
the work.
A very high standard of craftsmanship on this project.
18 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Small Contractor
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Stuart Yates Décor
PROJECT: Internal Refurbishment/
Decoration of Property,
28 Southfield Avenue,
Hasland, Chesterfield
CLIENT: Mr & Mrs Allen
ARCHITECT: Josie Allan
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone's
This project involved the removing of the ceiling paper,
relining the areas before coating with emulsion paint. The
mouldings were removed from the existing panels, reshaped
and a flock wallpaper infill fixed. The mouldings around the
ceiling centres were finished in a flat emulsion.
All brass light fittings were cleaned and resprayed with a
silver wheel aerosol paint. All woodwork was finished to a
high gloss standard.
The client was very pleased with Stuart’s high standard
of craftsmanship.
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: P & S Timbrell Decorators Ltd
PROJECT: Melksham Court,
Stinchcombe,
Dursley,
Gloucestershire
CLIENT: Mr & Mrs Pridmore
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This building was erected in the 16th Century and is Grade 2
listed. It has been completely renovated to the clients
requirements, using colours to match the original
decorations. Plasterwork, both new and old has been
decorated to match the original, using emulsion and
eggshell finishes.
New timberwork, including floors, trusses, beams and
staircases have been treated to match existing beams using
various dyes, stains and varnishes. The kitchen furniture
also matches as required.
The client expressed his complete satisfaction with the
contractor and the finished work.
20 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Highly Commended
COMPANY: Quality Decorations Ltd
PROJECT: J. C. Decaux,
991 Great West Road,
Brentford
CLIENT: J. C. Decaux
MANUFACTURER: Sto Paints/
Brewers
The Headquarters of J C Decaux are to be found beside the
Great West Road, at Chiswick. The Art Deco building, Grade
2 listed, built in 1936 and restored and renovated in the late
1930’s. This first renovation since then was commenced in
2013. Because of their position in the promotion and
advertising world, the work had to be of top quality in both
performance and attention to detail. Both these have been
achieved by the contractor who, despite being a small
contractor, was able to take the work on and complete it to
a very high standard, gaining high recommendation from
the Client.
All areas received full sheeting out before work started and
this intense care and attention to detail shows very clearly.
Lovely, solid, clean finishes to all surfaces. A quality job from
“Quality Décor”!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Spraydecor Ltd
PROJECT: Oaktree Cottage,
Leigh Road,
Hildenborough,
Kent
CLIENT: Mr & Mrs Williams
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This cottage was built in the 1920’s in the rural countryside
of Kent. The contract was to decorate several rooms in the
cottage, including the kitchen.
The client required the decorator to produce several
samples of the finish and colours to be used.
A sprayed finish was decided on and each room was
decorated in turn.
Fittings were removed, including all ironmongery. After
cleaning and spraying was completed these were replaced
and given a final coat on site by hand.
The finishes were exceptional to the eye and touch. The
client was more than pleased with the outcome.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 21Small Contractor
Commended
COMPANY: Neil Bailey Decorating
PROJECT: ‘Moonraker’ Refurbishment,
‘Moonraker’,
High Street,
Chalgrove, Oxford
CLIENT: Vanessa Beesley
ARCHITECT: Patricia Newman Practice
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
“Moonraker” is a post WW2 house that has been brought
up to a modern stylish look internally.
It has an interesting colour scheme that includes a mix of
specially made mural wallhangings, painted stripes; and
bespoke tiling to walls and floors, all carried out by Neil.
Neil was allowed by the client to demonstrate his design flair
for the colours with the client expressing her international
travel designs on the furnishing and the fixtures, allowing it
all to blend in.
The finish was to a good standard that has made the house
look open and bright.
Commended
COMPANY: Fine Lines
Decorating and Property
Maintenance Services Ltd
PROJECT: The Manse, 1 Roseacre Road,
Elswick, Lancashire
CLIENT: Mr Ian Strickland
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s/Leyland Paints
This former Church Manse, attached to the church as a
Minister dwelling, has a degree of Heritage built into it. A
poor external decoration carried out by the previous owner
resulted in render flaking; rotten timber painted over and
many paint splashes on the adjacent surfaces. The
contractor wire brushed the external render to remove all
flaking paint, cut out all rotten and damaged timber,
replacing all with new as required. Previous paint splashes
were removed from adjoining surfaces. The building was
fully scaffolded to gain access to high levels and over glass
roofs. Wood repairs were either replacement of timber, or
use of the “Woodcare” system. The front door was stripped
and left in a natural, old, look; finished with a clear sealer.
The owner was happy with the work carried out and would
use the contractor again.
22 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Site Visit Certificates
COMPANY: S&C Painting Services Ltd COMPANY: Stuart Yates Decor
PROJECT: Dormston School Sports Hall, PROJECT: External Re-Paint of Property
Dormston School, 15 Church Street,
Mill Bank, Sedgley, Eckington,
West Midlands Nr Sheffield
CLIENT: Dormston School CLIENT: Janet & Valerie Milner
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
COMPANY: Thomas Welch & Sons COMPANY: Fine Lines Decorating and
PROJECT: Former Merchants House, 253 Property Maintenance Ltd
Lewisham Way, St Johns, London PROJECT: 179 St Andrews Road South,
CLIENT: Mr Sean Murray, 253 Lewisham St Anne's On Sea,
Way (Management Company) Ltd Lancashire
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade/Brewers/ CLIENT: Mrs J Karling
Crown Paints MANUFACTURER: Johnstone's
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 23Industrial
COMPANY: EPIC Painting Ltd
Winner PROJECT: Rockingham Street Railway Bridge,
The apparent simplest job is often the most Elephant & Castle, London
difficult with special protection needs. For CLIENT: Network Rail
the general public, local residents and the MANUFACTURER: Jotun Paints
contractor’s workers this is the case here.
Stripping back to the structure base metal
had to conform to CLAW requirements
(H & S). For residents and others the previous
lead coatings when removed were regularly
sent for analysis. Then regular H&S tests on
operatives working on the live (not switched
off) overnight rail areas required operatives
to be ICATTS approved, while lung function,
drink and drug testing were mandatory.
Temporary fencing was erected and removed
each working day and night to live rail areas.
Noise abatement consideration was approved
after discussions with adjacent flat occupants
re shot blasting.
Despite all the issues the finished bridge
shows treatments are to a very high standard.
An excellently managed job that had many
difficult issues successfully resolved.
Well done!
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons
(North East) Ltd
PROJECT: External Painting
to Souter Lighthouse,
Souter Lighthouse and The Leas,
Coast Road, Sunderland
CLIENT: National Trust
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The Souter Lighthouse is in severe exposure conditions,
positioned on the north east coast, with the salt laden
atmosphere and high winds, required high protective
coatings after the previous treatment in 2007. September to
November 2013 was not the best time to carry out these
works, as was proved by the interruption of progress due to
inclement weather. Also repainted was the detached fog
horn building perched on the cliff edge. The complete roof
structure and chimney painting along with the gutters and
down pipes are worthy of special mention.
Carried out under difficult weather conditions with a one
week overrun for a satisfied client, interviewed on site. Well
done to all concerned.
24 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Industrial
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd
PROJECT: 18 Inch Railway Howitzer Gun,
Royal Armouries Museum,
Fort Nelson,
Fareham
CLIENT: Royal School of Artillery,
Larkhill Garrison,
Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire
ARCHITECT: Colonel John Le Feuvre
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
A very impressive and awe inspiring piece of military
hardware. The only one of its kind in the world, and in
demand world wide.
The Howitzer has recently been to Holland for an exhibition
in the railway museum in Utrecht. Before the journey a
much needed restoration was carried out by a small team of
qualified painters, completed in just 14 days.
A very high specification included pressure washing, needle
gunning and spot priming before applying the finishing
coats. All in all, a very clean, well applied finish which should
give good service at the Royal Armouries.
Well done Ian Williams!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Bell Decorating Group Limited
PROJECT: Gateshead Ribbon Railings,
Askew Road, (A184),
Gateshead
CLIENT: Gateshead MB Council
ARCHITECT: Alan Dawson Associates
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
“Ribbons blowing in the wind” is a description given to this
industrial piece of art. A light strip steel fabrication
stretching approximately a quarter of a mile (440yds)
adjacent to the busy Asken Road .
The galvanised steel fabrication erected and treated in 2002
had commenced to deteriorate at individual joints and spot
welded areas. The exposure conditions must not be under
estimated. This was experienced by the judges when visiting
the site, perched high above Newcastle’s river Tyne.
Health and Safety conditions on site were taken into
account with the painters wearing safety harness to avoid
falls over the adjacent retaining wall into the road. The
pollution of vehicle fumes and road grit had to be overcome
with a rigid specification check at each stage.
The whole project appears well just 12 months after completion.
26 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Commended
COMPANY: CLC Contractors
PROJECT: Commissary (Supermarket),
USAF Lakenheath,
Mildenhall,
Suffolk
CLIENT: USAF Lakenheath
ARCHITECT: Defense Estates
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
The USAF Defence Estates thought that the Commissary
(Supermarket) was looking rather as if it needed some
sprucing up.
This was achieved by painting the external steel cladding. All
surfaces were given a wash down to remove contaminates
from the surface; then a rust inhibiting primer was applied.
This was followed by a specialist cladding paint.
All applications were hand applied by brush and roller using
cherry pickers.
The whole achieves a good general appearance which has
matched the required standards.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 27Industrial
Commended
COMPANY: EPIC Painting Ltd
PROJECT: Centenary Stand,
Liverpool Football Club,
Anfield Road,
Liverpool
CLIENT: Liverpool Football Club
ARCHITECT: Mott McDonald
MANUFACTURER: Jotun Paints
The project was to undertake the painting of the Centenary
Stand for Liverpool Football Club during the closed season
of 2013.
Cherry pickers and scaffold towers were used for access.
Preparation of the steelwork was achieved using mechanical
tools to reach a ST3 standard. All existing coatings were
abraded to provide a key for the applied paint system.
Brushes and rollers were the application methods used. Two
patch coats of aluminium primer were followed by one coat
of high build intermediate; and one coat of polyurethane
finish completed the system.
The client expressed satisfaction with the finished stand.
Commended
COMPANY: South Tyneside Homes Ltd
PROJECT: Jarrow Town Hall
Clock Refurbishment,
Jarrow Town Hall,
Grange Road, Jarrow
CLIENT: South Tyneside Council
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This was a relatively small project, but the clock was found
very useful for those passing the Town Hall.
Last painted some 20 years ago, it was found that serious
deterioration had taken place to the clock house
cantilevered above the pavement over the Town Hall
entrance. Extensive repairs and preparation were necessary
to ensure a further 10 years of service, using a two part filler;
all metal surfaces were abraded to a clean, uncontaminated
state before a rust inhibiting primer was followed by coats
of high performance gloss.
During the painting a specialist sub contractor had removed
the clock and other metal detail. These were checked, tested
and replaced before the scaffolding was removed.
Well done to all concerned.
28 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Decorative
COMPANY: H&S Decorating Specialists Ltd
Winner PROJECT: The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.
The present Theatre Royal was opened CLIENT: Really Useful Group Theatres
in 1812 and has seen many inappropriate
decorations. The brief was to restore ARCHITECT: RHWL and Client Heritage Advisor Edward Bulmer
the entrance, staircase and Grand
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Saloon to its original splendour.
Samples were taken from walls and
columns before work commenced; and
once colours were agreed, work
commenced to a tight programme. The
whole areas have been transformed to
their original colours and splendour.
The Grand Saloon is exceptional,
especially the columns and pilasters
which were marbled in a unique way.
Column heads have been gilded and the
domed ceiling’s ornate plaster has been
highlighted by the use of gold leaf. The
entrance hall has received a similar
treatment and the balustrading has also
been refurbished to look like new. The
statues have also been given a face lift.
A job well done, carried out on time,
congratulations also to the craftsmen
on site. Well done!
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: J Sandie and Son
PROJECT: Private House on
Abbotsford Road, North Berwick
CLIENT: Private Client
DESIGNER: Willa Elphingston
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This is the final phase of returning an Elizabethan Style Manor
House to its original concept (circa 1900) from a once family
home, then a hotel, followed by conversion to approximately 8
apartments; and now back to a family home. The client began
this project some 25 years ago with great style and taste, using
an interior designer. Much attention to detail was required by
the client, requiring regular visits to the site over the nine
months of work. Extensive use of 12 variations of silk wall
coverings and 96 rolls of wallpaper to the stairs and other
circulation areas, which, following application, were then marked
out with ashlar. Spray finishes were used, and fire retardant
papers applied on ceilings. Free standing baths were decorated
with coloured motifs etc.
Decoration work to an excellent standard, congratulations to all,
a team job throughout.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 29Decorative
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: Brook Decorators (London) Ltd
PROJECT: Refurbishment of Berners Hotel
(London Edition),
6-9 Berners Street, London
CLIENT: Marriott International
ARCHITECT: Shepherd Construction Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Working for Shepherd Construction, this building had remained
empty and deteriorated over several years. Worth
approximately £700,000 for Brook Decorators, the challenge
increased dramatically due to a change of ownership twice
during the works. Because of the very poor state, the
protection of the listed panel relief work from cornice and
swags, through to ceiling panels has been tastefully completed
by brush and spray. Complete decoration with standard paints
to 173 bedrooms shows door painting to be as excellent as the
cutting in to windows. The original and listed metal work to the
lift cage and the balustrades, ornate ceilings to the main
entrance and dining areas, plus other listed ornate and
embellished ceilings are worthy of special mention. An excellent
project, completed on time despite some difficult circumstances.
Very Highly
Commended
COMPANY: UK Decs Limited
PROJECT: Hammersmith Apollo,
45 Queen Caroline Street,
Hammersmith, London
CLIENT: AEG
ARCHITECT: Edmund Wilson –
Foster Wilson Architects
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This contract was for the complete redecoration of the
entire interior of the building. Preparatory work was carried
out to mouldings and plasterwork to reinstate the theatre
to its original Art Deco decoration. Tests to determine the
original colours used were agreed to the satisfaction of
English Heritage. Access was available using towers and
mobile lifts. The whole building was light and airy with bold
bright colours and gold and silver paint to columns and
various mouldings. Corridors, with their long ceilings, were
multi coloured as was the auditorium and stage area.
The whole has brought back the era of Art Deco at its best.
Well done to all who contributed.
30 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Highly Commended
COMPANY: David Fahey Decorators Ltd
PROJECT: Inner Temple Hall, London
CLIENT: The Honourable Society of
The Inner Temple
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
The replacement of acoustic tiles and redecoration within
this prestigious function hall in the Inner Temple has been
carried out to a tight timescale and specification. The high
ceiling required a birdcage scaffold to be erected after the
stone floor was protected, which had to be brought in via a
high level window, which had to be removed to facilitate
entry. Picture plaques were removed from the high level
walls and the wood panelling at the lower levels was
protected. The acoustic tiles were replaced and the
remaining areas of ceiling and cornice, with the walls above
the wood panelling, were painted. Moulded plaster areas
were picked out in gold paint. A time scale of five weeks was
given for the whole project, including removal of scaffolding
and replacing the portraits.
On completion the client was happy with the work and the
end result was a very tidy finish with the picked out gold
looking very clean. A very nice project overall.Decorative
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Lucas
PROJECT: Decorative Works to
Café Royal Hotel,
Regent Street, London
CLIENT: Alrov/Mace
ARCHITECT: David Chipperfield
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade/
Muralplast
Lucas Ltd were brought into this major refurbishment at a
late stage of the works when the main parts of the
structural elements had been completed, although many of
the M & E services were at 2nd fix stage. The main part of
the decorator’s work being the treatment from preparation
to decoration of a seven story helical stairway. The second
part features access egress to each floor, then isolated areas
to the large main staircase were completed after other
trades had completed their works. A second main project
followed with the complete refurbishment of the luxury
dome suite at roof level with high standard heritage paints.
Existing hardwood panelling to the Spa rooms was also
prepared and treated to a high standard.
An excellent project for an exacting client has been achieved
here. Well done!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons
(Leeds) Ltd
PROJECT: The Bronte Parsonage Museum,
Haworth,
Keighley,
West Yorkshire
CLIENT: Ann Dinsdale, Sonia Boocock
DESIGNER: Allyson McDermot
MANUFACTURER: Allyson McDermot
Hand Made Products
The museum has been restored to the way it was in 1830-
1855. The specification was very detailed, based on
archaeological study.
The bespoke wallpapers and paints were hand made and
required applying with great skill, using the application
methods in vogue then.
This project has shown good skills in paperhanging and
painting in various colours of distemper from Pear Blossom
and Pipework to Lee Priory Verditer. All paints were brush
applied to add to the authenticity of the finishes.
The clients expressed great pleasure in the completed contract.
32 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting
Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Victorian Gallery,
Salford Museum & Art Gallery,
Peel Park Crescent, Salford
CLIENT: Friends (SMAG)
MANUFACTURER: Johnstones
The gallery is a “Listed” building and the room was used to
exhibit the Lowry collection until this was transferred. The
decoration was carried out over three weeks’ using mobile
towers to access the ornate ceiling with its moulding. The
cutting of the moulding’s different colours was excellent.
The mobile towers had to be manipulated around large
statues in the room, after they were properly protected
from damage. The ceiling used four colours, all mouldings
were white with gold paint picking out the white in some
areas with a light or dark green in others. The dark green
was used as a background for the wall hung pictures.
During re-hanging some damage was found, which the
painter then had to make good, including painting all visible
picture fixings, using the wall colour. An arranged public
opening evening meant all works had to be completed by
this date. The head of the museum was very pleased with
the project. An excellent job.
Highly Commended
COMPANY: South Tyneside Homes Ltd
PROJECT: South Shields
Town Hall Chamber,
South Shields
Town Hall & Civic Offices,
Westoe Road, South Shields
CLIENT: South Tyneside Council
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
The works being the complete redecoration to ceiling areas
of the Council Chamber, with paint treatment to certain wall
areas, as well as cleaning to the seating and hardwood
panelling etc. With the seating remaining in place as were
the lighting chandeliers, careful protection of these features
became a vital requirement, as were the erection and
dismantling of the bird cage scaffold used to access all areas.
The chamber was last decorated approximately 10 years ago,
but roof leakage had led to the need for redecoration and
ceiling repairs. Because Council Meetings had to continue
these had to allowed for. While the work used basic
materials the attention to detail and consistency of
standards had to be maintained.
The work was good to very good.
Premier Trophy Awards 2014 33Special Judges Special Award for Excellence COMPANY: Rushworth Painting Contractors North West Ltd PROJECT: “Wallace and Gromit Ride”, Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool. CLIENT Blackpool Pleasure Beach MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints Very occasionally the Judges are called on to access and view an unusual project, such as this contract at the Blackpool Pleasure Beach. A “one off” project requiring the decorator to produce something quite unique, that is, to bring a moving film process to life, in this instance the “Wallace and Gromit” series. Set to a sequence of 28 separate scenes beside the rail track, each scene had Wallace and Gromit animated people, animals, vehicles; with all using the decorating skills of brush, roller, spray gun, air brushing in various materials to show finishes of Very Good to Excellent. The decorator has brought life to this series of characters with excellent effect. Also the retail shop attached required vast areas of paperhanging to ceiling and walls, which are worth a special mention; and the external balustrades are exceptional. Despite being in use for a season, very little distress is to be seen. An excellent job for a more than satisfied client. 34 Premier Trophy Awards 2014
Entrants
COMPANY: Ramsay Clay
Small Contractors PROJECT: St John The Baptist Church,
Church Lane, Kirkheaton, Huddersfield
COMPANY: D J Muir CLIENT: Diocese of Wakefield
PROJECT: Wilberforce Primary School, ARCHITECT: One 17 Design
Beethoven Street, London, W10 4LB MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
COMPANY: Bluefish Decorating Contractors Ltd
COMPANY: DBS Decorations Ltd PROJECT: Royal Chelsea Hospital, Colonnade
PROJECT: Maltings Farm, 48 South Street, Benches, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea,
Castlethorpe, Hertfordshire, MK19 7EL London, SW3 4SR
CLIENT: Rivar Properties & Acorn Construction CLIENT: Royal Chelsea Hospital
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints ARCHITECT: Sir Christopher Wren
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade
COMPANY: K G Ell Decorations Ltd
PROJECT: 131 Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol COMPANY: G Wilton Decorating Contractors Ltd
CLIENT: Elite Design & Build PROJECT: IL Rosso Bar & Restaurant,
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints 180 Nottingham Road, Mansfield,
Nottinghamshire, NG18 4AF
COMPANY: Martin Shepherd CLIENT: Mr Lee Everitt
PROJECT: Plot 1, The Granary, Tillbrook Mill Farm, MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Lower Dean, Huntingdon,
Cambridgeshire, PE28 0LH COMPANY: Estates Customer Services Maintenance
CLIENT/ARCHITECT: Grace Homes & Improvements (Newcastle University)
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints PROJECT: Great North Museum, Hancock, Barras
Bridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE2 4PT
COMPANY: David R Agnew CLIENT: Tyne & Wear Museum –
PROJECT: Saint Firmin’s Church, Church Walk Via University of Newcastle
(Off High Street), North Crawley
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
MANUFACTURER: C Brewer & Son Ltd
COMPANY: Regent Decorators Ltd
COMPANY: Quality Decor
PROJECT: 1st Floor Remodelling, Armstrong
PROJECT: Hall, Stairs & Landing, 74 Beechwood
Building, Newcastle University,
Road, Sanderstead, Surrey, CR2 0AA
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
CLIENT: Mr C Anderson
CLIENT: Newcastle University
MANUFACTURER: C Brewer & Son Ltd, ICI/Dulux Trade
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
COMPANY: Neil Bailey Decorating
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Redecoration, 1 Linton Road,
PROJECT: New Private Dwelling,
Oxford, OX2 6JU
Alderley Edge, Cheshire
CLIENT: Humphrey & Ginny Battcock
CLIENT: Bell Meadow Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade, Johnstone’s,
COMPANY: Stuart Yates Decor Farrow & Ball
PROJECT: Hobbycraft Distribution Centre, Burton
on Trent, Staffordshire, DE14 2WA COMPANY: NRC Services Ltd
CLIENT: Hobbycraft PROJECT: St Patricks Catholic Church,
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade Barnsley Road, Sheffield, S5 0QF
CLIENT: St Patricks Church
COMPANY: Stuart Yates Decor MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
PROJECT: Internal Decoration, Amy Croft Farm,
Matlock, Derbyshire COMPANY: Boughey & Owen Ltd
CLIENT/ARCHITECT: Matt Slack PROJECT: R.F.C Association H.Q., 28 Alexandra
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s Drive, Alexandra Court, Liverpool, L17 8YE
CLIENT: R.F.C.A
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Decorative COMPANY: Bell Group (Aberdeen)
PROJECT: Robert Gordon University,
COMPANY: Leary Brothers Ltd Garthdee Campus, Aberdeen
PROJECT: First Garden City Heritage Museum, CLIENT: Royal Gordon University
296 North Way South, Letchworth, ARCHITECT: Design Build Partners (Martin Jarvie)
Hertfordshire, SG6 1SU MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
CLIENT: Letchworth Garden City
Heritage Foundation
ARCHITECT: Carter Manning Building Surveyors
Commercial
COMPANY: County Decorating Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Gaynes Park Wedding Venue, Gaynes COMPANY: Anderson, Marriott & Co Ltd
Park, Bank Lane, Epping, CM16 7RJ PROJECT: City Mills, Keldergate, York, YO1 6DB
CLIENT: Gaynes Park Estates Ltd CLIENT: City of York
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
36 Premier Trophy Awards 2014Other 2014 Entries
COMPANY: Broken colour Decorators COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd
PROJECT: Balfour Beatty Construction Services UK, PROJECT: Cliff Hotel, Portsmouth Road, Woolston,
Our Lady & St John Catholic College, Southampton, SO19 9TN
BBCJV, North Road, Blackburn, BB1 1PY CLIENT: Raglan Housing Association
CLIENT: B.S.F.F. MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade
ARCHITECT: Nicholas Hare Architects ltd
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Liverpool Science Park,
COMPANY: Bell Group UK Ltd 131 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5TF
PROJECT: Decoration to Shuttleworth House, CLIENT: LJMU
Lincoln, LN2 5DX MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade
CLIENT: Lincoln City Council & Kier Services
ARCHITECT: Mr Des Anderson COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints PROJECT: Woolston Community Primary School,
Barkfield Road, Woolston,
COMPANY: D & M Pitt (Painting & Decorating) Ltd Warrington, WA1 4NW
PROJECT: Maplewood, Phase 2, Calderstones NHS CLIENT: ISE Construction
Hospital, Mitton Road, Whalley, MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade
Lancashire, BB7 9PE
CLIENT: NHS Trust Calderstones COMPANY: Broken Colour Decorators
ARCHITECT: Condy & Lofthouse, Liverpool PROJECT: IVG Fountain Street, Manchester, M2 2BE
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints CLIENT: IVG Development (UK) Ltd
ARCHITECT: 5 Plus Architects
COMPANY: Rushworth Painting Contractors MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
North West Ltd
PROJECT: Claremont Hotel, Blackpool, Lancashire COMPANY: H & S Decorating Specialists Ltd
CLIENT: Choice Hotels PROJECT: Epsom College, Property & Care House,
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints College Road, Epsom, Surrey, KT17 4JQ
CLIENT: Epsom College
COMPANY: Ita’l Decorators Ltd
ARCHITECT: NVB Architects
PROJECT: Refurbishment of College Building,
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade
Alexandra Warehouse, Gloucester,
West Quay, Gloucester, GL1 2LG COMPANY: Dolphin (Sheffield) Ltd
CLIENT: Barnwood General Works/
PROJECT: Telegraph House, High Street, Sheffield.
Gloucester College
CLIENT: Telegraph House
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
ARCHITECT: Lambert Smith Hampton
COMPANY: Alan G Noble Painting Contractors Ltd MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
PROJECT: Oasis Academy, Lister Park,
COMPANY: Total Decorating Solutions Ltd
North Avenue, Bradford, BD8 7ND
PROJECT: Ormiston Victory Academy, White Gates,
CLIENT: Oasis Academy
Norwich, NR5 0PN
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
CLIENT: Balfour Beatty
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Restoration) Ltd ARCHITECT: Nicholas Hare architects
PROJECT: 1930’s Design Dwellings, Pullman Court, MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
Streatham Hill, London
CLIENT: Pullman Court Management Co. COMPANY: Johns of Nottingham
Via Prior Estates Ltd PROJECT: Forest fields Primary & Nursery School,
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade Bradgate Road, Forest Fields,
Nottingham, NG7b 6HJ
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North East) Ltd CLIENT/ARCHITECT: Nottingham City Council
PROJECT: External Painting to Ormesby Hall Estate, MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
Ormesby Hall, Ladgate Lane, Ormesby,
Middlesbrough, TS3 0SR COMPANY: J S Harvie & Co
CLIENT: National Trust PROJECT: SECC, Exhibition Way, Glasgow, G3 8YW
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade CLIENT: SECC
ARCHITECT: Archial Architects Ltd
COMPANY: Colin Hill Painters & Decorators Ltd MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
PROJECT: Travelodge, 180-190 New Market Road,
Cambridge, CB5 8HF COMPANY: Astryan Ltd
CLIENT: Travelodge Hotels PROJECT: Metro Radio Arena, Arena Way,
ARCHITECT: Anglo holt/Barber Casanovas Ruffles Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE4 7NA
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
COMPANY: H & S Decorating Specialists Ltd COMPANY: Midland Decorators Ltd
PROJECT: IBCT Building F, Chertsey Road, Sunbury PROJECT: The Library of Birmingham, Cambridge
on Thames, Middlesex, TW16 7LN Street, Birmingham, B1 2EP
CLIENT: Multinational Petrochemical Company CLIENT: The Library of Birmingham
ARCHITECT: F C P Architects ARCHITECT: Mecanoo Architects
MANUFACTURER: ICI/Dulux Trade MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
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