RGB Landscapes assisted PMJ Masonry in sourcing a local natural stone, for the £8m development of the residential and day care activities facility which promotes health and well-being for older people. This was a Derbyshire County Council project with Balfour Beatty as the main contractors. RGB Landscapes involvement began 5 years prior to the project starting on site and is one of our director's (Rob Corr) favourite projects.
Lawson Quay student accommodation at Lancaster University. RGB Landscapes supplied their Stanton Moor stone for a number of phases for the project.
RGB Landscapes supplied Carboniferous Derbyshire Limestone for the National Stone Centre. Based in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales, the centre is set within what used to be six limestone quarries. and is now a Site of Special Scientific interest for its geological formations, and offers various indoor and outdoor activities. Carboniferous Derbyshire Limestone was selected for its toughness with exceptional durability and a strong resistance to weathering needing to be key requirements with the centre being set in a location with its own micro-climate.
Mount Pleasant road is a Derbyshire housing estate which utilises RGB Landscapes Derbyshire Gritstone. Excellent for its durability and weathering performance the Gritstone was a perfectly suited material to be supplied for the housing estate which is a local distance to where the stone is naturally sourced.
RGB Landscapes Stoke Hall stone was selected for the conference centre. The Digital Media Centre is an impressive state of the art building, providing a vibrant, affordable office and meeting environment designed to support the success and development of creative, digital and media businesses.
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