A unique metal tile was launched by Armstrong to meet the requirement for acoustics which do not come at the expense of aesthetics.

Transport projects are often at the cutting edge of great design. But their very nature means they soon begin to look shabby.

Architects striving to design more sustainable and attractive modern buildings were given a helping hand by Armstrong when the company launched a 100% recyclable range of new ceiling tiles.

A mixture of metal and mineral fibre systems from Armstrong were specified for a new teaching block.

Armstrong marked the first UK use of its wood-effect metal baffles in a prestigious £3.9 million office refurbishment.

An Armstrong suspension grid for plasterboard ceilings, which is up to 40% quicker to install than traditional systems, has been used as the foundation for a completely bespoke, visually stunning day care centre ceiling that was created at a fraction of the cost of a specialist solution.

Armstrong’s RIBA-approved CPD gives an insight into the value of metal ceiling solutions.

When refurbishing commercial interiors, it is important to consider what shapes will suit the personalities of those utilising the space. This is where the concept of semiotics and the art of interpreting different shapes and symbols is key, as David Bigland, Managing Director for Moduleo UK and Eire, explains.

Rockfon has used its knowledge and technical expertise to create two informative and enjoyable RIBA-accredited CPDs designed to explain the unique benefits of stone wool acoustic ceiling and wall solutions, their suitability for all indoor environments and the design freedom that can be achieved.

Armstrong’s new Prelude 24mm TLS cross tees are Simple, Stable and Solid.