Stoakes Systems - Susan Dawson Reviews the Latest Cladding Products
Architectural Review, The, Sept, 2002
Two new learning centres in Bristol, England, designed by the Alec French Partnership, are clad with Kalwall, a translucent structural composite panel. The material was chosen as it is conducive to classroom study, diffusing natural daylight and avoiding the distraction of clear windows. Kalwall eliminates glare, has thermal insulation properties and is virtually maintenance-free. It is supplied and installed by Stoakes Systems.
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