First Street is a new development in the heart of Manchester city centre, with a range of culture, leisure, retail and commercial spaces coming together to create a vibrant new community in this thriving area…
The rise in popularity of composite material as the material of choice for rainscreen cladding has been exponential over recent years; in a recent report by Grand View Research Inc. on the predicted growth in…
The Manchester Cancer Research Centre (MCRC) development has been shortlisted for the Greater Manchester Building of the Year award, along with two other University of Manchester developments. This world class medical facility is one of…
Burntwood School, a £41 million comprehensive for girls in South London, has been named as the winner of 2015’s RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s best building. Designed by architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM),…
Sotech has been announced as the regional winner of the North East National Apprenticeship Awards 2015, in the Medium Employer of the Year category, and now enters the race to be named a national finalist.…
According to a recent research report from Grand View Research Inc, the global market for rainscreen cladding is predicted to reach $12 billion US dollars by 2022. With the rainscreen cladding market being valued at…
On Friday 23rd October, the entire Sotech team dressed up in pink clothing for the national ‘Wear it Pink day’, in a bid to raise money for people affected by breast cancer. This is the…
We’re extremely proud to have been part of the revolutionary MCRC project, a brand new, purpose-built, world class medical research facility in Manchester. We worked with architects Wilson Mason, installers FK Group and main contractor…
Our Optima TFC Through Fix Cassette rainscreen cladding system was developed as a versatile, flexible and cost effective rainscreen system, which is both easy and quick to install. Using superior manufacturing techniques and state of…
We know that rainscreen cladding is used to protect a building’s exterior from weather and allow the drainage of rain, but why should you specify it over other alternatives? Modern rainscreen cladding can provide far…
Sotech recently worked with installers PC Stanmore on the Barrett Homes residential development Westgate House, which was a £500 million mixed-use regeneration project, designed by London-based Assael Architecture and located in Brentford, Middlesex. Westgate House…
The Sky Health and Fitness Centre is a new build project providing the full range of health and fitness facilities for the Sky Media Group in Brentford, Middlesex. Sotech worked with architects and engineers Arup,…
Project Altitude is a 27-storey mixed-use development in Aldgate, East London. Located at a prominent junction, the building includes 235 residential apartments, 675sqm of commercial space and 580sqm of office space. Sotech worked closely with…
Sotech have been named as a North East Medium Employer of the year finalist at the National Apprenticeship Awards 2015. The National Apprenticeship Awards recognise the achievements of extraordinary apprentices and the businesses that employ…
Rigidized stainless steel is up to 75% stronger than ordinary sheet metal and offers many benefits when specified for use with one of Sotech Optima’s rainscreen cladding systems. Not only is it resistant to corrosion,…
As well as offering the highest quality rainscreen cladding, Sotech is dedicated to working in partnership with our clients to ensure the specification and installation of our systems is delivered as smooth and efficient as…
Sotech recently worked with Nivan Architects and Indbuild Limited to provide our Optima TFC Rainscreen system for the £6.5million MC6 project, which involved the construction of a new Sixth Form College for Middlesbrough College at…
We partnered with Franklin Ellie Architects, and Construction Services to provide 800sqm of rainscreen cladding for the high-specification, eco-friendly refurbishment of the NBV Enterprise Centre in Nottingham. The renovation project creates a new state of…
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