Carlyle Avenue, Brighton Phase Two
Developer Canning Ericsson used H+H’s Thin-Joint System of large format aircrete blocks and quick-drying Celfix Mortar to construct a three-storey apartment block with solid concrete floors to current Building Regulations on a confined site in Brighton.
H+H products were selected for this project due to the aircrete’s high thermal performance which helps meet Passivhaus standards. Passivhaus is achieved by the application of high levels of insulation, avoidance of thermal bridging within the structure, low levels of air leakage all of which are qualities addressed with the use of the H+H range of Celcon Blocks.
H+H’’s Thin-Joint System has been used in the construction of a Passivhaus development of 16 semi-detached houses and 12 sheltered accommodation apartments at Cameron Close, Freshwater, on the Isle of Wight.
Severn Vale Housing Association
Having used H+H’s Thin-Joint System for more than 10 years, Sherborne Homes again opted for this effective build system when working on their very first housing association project. The Thin-Joint System provides the Sherborne Homes contractors with a hassle free building solution and a great support package that allows for fast and effective construction. It is the tendency of Sherborne Homes to steer away from using timber frame and H+H products offer the perfect solution.
Contractor Robert Bishop from RT Bishop, required a swift construction solution as a replacement for timber frame that his team could successfully use to deliver the project on time. H+H’s Rå Build method, using the Thin-Joint System and a combination of H+H Jumbo Bloks and Celcon Foundation Blocks provided the perfect solution.
The Old Coach Station, Great Yarmouth
Contractor R G Carter wanted a construction solution that was more adaptable than a timber frame system, which would allow late design changes to be incorporated into this innovative housing development without too much difficulty.
Oyster Reach, Whitstable, Kent
A prestigious development of five luxury apartments constructed to Passivhaus principles using the H+H Thin-Joint System.
A private one-off custom-build residential home built for a family of four who had lived in Bourne End since 1985. They wanted to buy a new house in the area, having extended their existing bungalow three times, but could find nowhere suitable. This led them to look at custom building a new home on the existing bungalow’s plot.
This Care Home was built using the H+H Thin Joint aircrete construction method, with Jumbo Bloks and Celfix Mortar. Various different sized blocks were used depending on the structural loads.
Williams Homes, Leicestershire
Craven Gardens is an exclusive development of eight detached four and five bedroom homes set in the gardens of a former hunting lodge located in the historic market town of Melton Mowbray, using Jumbo Bloks and the Thin-Joint System.
Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend
A recently constructed £15m Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) facility in Bridgend called Tŷ Llidiard (Litchard House).
A new Self-Build Bungalow built using the Rå Build method from H+H.
Batheston Primary School, Bath
An Eco friendly extension to this Primary School, built using H+H High Strength Celcon Blocks and Celcon Plus Blocks.
A four unit apartment block in an in-fill site. Built using the Thin-Joint method and Jumbo Bloks.
Cawrey Homes’ Fielding Meadow development is made up thirty two 2 and 3 bed semi-detached and four 4 bed detached homes. All the homes are built to level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes.
These show homes by Crest were built using the Rå Build method of construction, ensuring a quicker than usual build time.
New sustainable neighbourhood designed by Terence O’Rourke. Within this 6.9 hectare site to construct 430 dwellings aimed at first time buyers will provide new homes, an attractive open park and school with useful transport links for the local community.
44 new Council houses built in Ashford, Kent, utilising in-fill sites.
Elm Hall Hotel, Cambridgeshire
A new extension to the hotel created using Celcon Blocks with traditional mortar and cavity wall insulation.
The H+H Rå Build method of thin-joint aircrete construction was specified due to aircrete’s diverse application and insulation properties.
Badby Park is a unique facility dedicated to neurological illnesses and disorders, providing specialist nursing and rehabilitation in the vicinity of Northampton.
A three-storey building comprises 21 one bedroom and 3 two-bedroom apartments, as well as secure parking facilities with 17 car park spaces.
Known as the 'Miller Zero' project, the development was built for real customers, as well as a project to take its supply chain, on a journey towards Code level 6 on the 3.65 acre site.
Parkwood Extra Care Scheme, Telford
Using the H+H Rå Build method of construction , this mix of 1 and 2 bedroomed apartments was built to provide case and support for independently living people with special needs.
A four storey development built with H+H Multi Plates, using the Thin-Joint method of construction.
28 new houses built by Wates. The development made use of the Rå Build method of construction throughout and incorporated the 1000th home built using this method.
A development of new classrooms using Celcon Plus Blocks with the H+H Thin-Joint System of construction.
A mixed-use development using H+H Jumbo Bloks with Thin-Joint technology, creating 114 homes.
A mix of social and private homes, using the H+H Rå Build method of construction.
Child Development Centre, Hackney
Celcon Plus blocks (610 x 215, 200mm thick) with the Thin-Joint System were used to infill the reinforced concrete frame of this development in Hackney.
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