Meet Sian Taylor
“Back in 2005, insulation - and, subsequently, heating - was treated as an after-thought,” Siân says.
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“We’re quite innovative in our product approach,” says Waterware Technical Manager, Mathew Slaughter.
“My main focus is to raise awareness in the market about more sustainable carpet fibres,” says Project Floors’ Business Development Manager, Tamara Holland.
“My relationship is with the earth and the geological formation at the level of the quarry where material is being harvested,” says sculptor Darrell Petit.
“Our solutions are more efficient and cost-effective than traditional balcony construction, without compromising on design,” says Belcanto Managing Director, William Stewart.
Saniflo pumps move wastewater and greywater vertically and horizontally to the nearest drain connection, Graham says.
“As a studio, we are not bound by typology, particular aesthetic or scale,” says Cheshire Architects Director Dajiang (DJ) Tai.
“I’m most excited by the problems I can’t crack,” says researcher and Warren and Mahoney Intermediate Architectural Graduate, Maria Walker.
“It’s important to look at the full lifecycle of the product that you’re using for your project, not just at the point of production” says New Zealand Steel Business Development Manager, Gen Znarok.
“We are constantly improving our product offerings and solutions in order to make customers’ lives easier,” says Moddex Managing Director, Jeremy Raikes.
“Thermally broken aluminium has historically been quite complex to assemble and detail, with a variety of screws and fixings required,” says OMEGA Windows + Doors Business Development Manager, Alex Holly.
“I wear two hats,” says Revizto Chief Innovation Officer, Jason Howden.
“We used to view ourselves as a window and door company,” says Benjy Simmons, “but we understand now that we’re actually a building performance company.”