Marley Eternit materials help make fantasy a reality

摘要

Three types of fibre cement roofing and cladding materials from Marley Eternit were specified by education specialists Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture to bring both aesthetics and practicality to the striking redevelopment of a nursery school in East London.rnKintore Way Children's Centre uses Marley Etemit's profiled sheeting on the roof and upper elevations and Multiclad rain-screen cladding on the lower elevations of a new extension as well as Rivendale slates on the roof of an existing 1930s nursery.rnThe multi-coloured roof of the new, snaking extension, which focuses on green and blues to reflect the canopy of trees in a central courtyard and the nearby river, probably most reflects Cottrell & Vermeulen's distinctive style which is typically promoted in the use of colour, shapes and components in their raw state.