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A completed Two Rivers Medical Centre building with a modern facade featuring white and wood-textured rainscreen panels. The entrance has glass double doors, with a balcony on the upper level that has glass railings. The building name and logo are prominently displayed on the upper facade. The surrounding area includes a landscaped walkway, young trees, and brick-paved parking spaces under a cloudy sky.
  • Commercial

Two Rivers Medical Centre, Ipswich, Suffolk

Client

Apollo Capital Projects Development

Contractor

Barnes Construction

Architect

KLH Architects

Order Value

£130K

Start Date

November 2015

Completion Date

June 2016

To supply and install Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck secret-fix curved standing seam insulated roof system, Rockpanel Woods 8mm rainscreen façade and Rockpanel RockClad 8mm rainscreen to front entrance canopy fixed utilising a Tack-S adhesive system onto a PlasteStrip FastFrame aluminium bar and bracket system, Trocal single-ply membrane to entrance canopy roof including associated rainwater goods.

This project required onsite rolling of the SpeedDeck secret-fix standing seam topsheets due to the location and access to the site, it was a highly successful venture due to great co-ordination between ourselves, Barnes Construction and the Omnis Exteriors site rolling team, these sheets were rolled at ground level then hoisted to the roof to achieve a seamless length of sheet running from ridge to eaves, with the great attention to the detailing for airsealing the building passed with a great rating.

  • Aerial view of the construction site at Two Rivers Medical Centre, Ipswich, Suffolk, showing workers in high-visibility jackets guiding a long section of Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck secret-fix standing seam roof panel. The metal panel is suspended by a crane and is being carefully positioned by the workers. Several parked vehicles, including a white van and cars, are visible in the background, along with construction barriers and site offices.
  • Construction workers in high-visibility jackets and hard hats oversee the lifting of a long SpeedDeck standing seam roof panel at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. The panel is suspended horizontally by a hoist, while workers stand nearby guiding the process. In the background, the building is surrounded by scaffolding, and an Omnis Exteriors van is parked beside construction barriers. The site appears damp from recent rain, with temporary fencing directing pedestrian traffic.
  • A completed Two Rivers Medical Centre building with a modern facade featuring white and wood-textured rainscreen panels. The entrance has glass double doors, with a balcony on the upper level that has glass railings. The building name and logo are prominently displayed on the upper facade. The surrounding area includes a landscaped walkway, young trees, and brick-paved parking spaces under a cloudy sky.
  • A side-angle view of the Two Rivers Medical Centre, showcasing its modern architectural design with a mix of white, wood-textured, and dark brick rainscreen panels. The upper level features a glass-railed balcony, while the foreground highlights a spacious, well-maintained parking area with designated disabled parking spaces, wooden bollards, and landscaped greenery.
  • A wide-angle view of the Two Rivers Medical Centre, showcasing its contemporary two-storey facade with white and wood-textured Rockpanel rainscreen cladding. The entrance area is framed by large glass windows and an overhanging balcony with glass railings. The foreground features a paved driveway, designated parking bays, landscaped greenery, and young trees.
  • A close-up view of the Two Rivers Medical Centre, highlighting the front entrance with a mix of white, wood-textured, and dark grey brick Rockpanel rainscreen cladding. The building features a modern overhanging canopy supported by black steel columns, glass balcony railings on the first floor, and large entrance doors. The foreground shows an accessible parking area with designated disabled parking bays and a paved pedestrian walkway.
  • A construction site for the Two Rivers Medical Centre, with scaffolding surrounding the partially built structure. A large blue trailer-mounted rolling mill is in the foreground, used for onsite rolling of the Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck standing seam roof sheets. Workers in high-visibility jackets and hard hats are seen managing materials, while various safety barriers and warning signs are placed around the site.
  • Construction workers in high-visibility clothing and hard hats handle long, newly rolled Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck standing seam roof panels on-site at Two Rivers Medical Centre. The panels are being lifted and maneuvered under scaffolding in preparation for installation. Stacks of completed panels are neatly arranged on the ground, with safety barriers and a secured work zone surrounding the area. Several construction vehicles and equipment are visible in the background.
  • A large blue mobile rolling unit stationed on a trailer at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site, used for on-site rolling and forming of Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck standing seam roof panels. The machine is actively shaping metal sheets, which are seen emerging from the unit and being prepared for installation. A worker in high-visibility clothing is positioned near the output ramp, monitoring the forming process. The background features scaffolding surrounding the building under construction.
  • Close-up of the mobile rolling unit used for on-site forming of Omnis Exteriors SpeedDeck standing seam roof panels at Two Rivers Medical Centre. The image shows the control panel with various buttons, switches, and digital displays, as well as the yellow safety barriers surrounding the machine. A freshly rolled metal sheet is emerging from the unit, while a worker in a high-visibility vest monitors the process in the background.
  • Side view of the SpeedDeck mobile rolling unit in operation at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. A large coil of steel is mounted on a blue trailer, feeding into the SpeedDeck forming machine, which shapes the material into standing seam roof panels. The machine is surrounded by safety barriers, with construction workers monitoring the process in the background.
  • Close-up of the SpeedDeck mobile rolling unit in operation at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. A large coil of steel is mounted on a blue de-coiler stand, feeding into the yellow-framed rolling machine, where it is formed into standing seam panels. The protective mesh guards the internal machinery, and a white cable runs along the side.
  • A large prefabricated steel roof panel being lifted into position by a crane at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. The panel is secured using a lifting frame and green safety straps. Three construction workers in orange high-visibility clothing guide the panel onto the steel framework below.
  • A large crane lifting a prefabricated steel roof panel into position at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. The panel is suspended in the air, with workers on the steel framework below preparing for installation. The metal roof structure extends into the distance.
  • A prefabricated steel roof panel being carefully lowered into place by a crane at the Two Rivers Medical Centre construction site. Workers on the steel framework guide the panel to ensure proper alignment.

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