News

We have been on site at the Darwin College Conference Centre within the University of Kent in Canterbury for the last two weeks.

Working on behalf of Surefix (Kent). We were contracted to remove the existing PVCu frames and glazing, we then prepared the openings for the installation of eight large aluminium framed glazed screens and four sets of double doors on two elevations of the building.

We are delighted to announce that we will be offering CPD seminars alongside industry leading system suppliers including Senior Architectural Systems and Marley Eternit.

The first of the seminars will take place on Thursday 10th August at the Canterbury Innovation Centre - which will offer a prime example of Prima’s expertise having installed the windows and doors back in 2009. Attendees will be offered two CPD courses in one day as well as a buffet lunch and an opportunity to network with members of Prima’s team including Adam Coleman, Chris Jones and Kevin Herbert.

Prima Systems has been awarded renewed accreditation from Safecontractor for its commitment to achieving excellence in Health & Safety.

Our team is making great progress at the Eliot College Extension on the University of Kent campus.

The Dualframe 75Si windows and Stormframe II doors, both from Sapa Building Systems, have all been installed now so the team have moved on to cladding fixings with the majority of the brackets now fixed to the wall.

The team at Prima Systems have been working hard to complete the works at the Norton Knatchbull School in Ashford.

Thanks to Refurb magazine for covering the recent facade refurbishment project at the Canterbury Academy in their June issue.

Click here to read the magazine and click here to view a PDF of the article.

We are delighted to hear that we have secured the external glazing package on the Chichester Free School extension project on the site of a former Carmelite Convent. The team at Farrans Construction have selected us following the great success we shared on both the Monkfrith School and Logic Studio School projects earlier this year.

We are making great progress at The Wyvern School in Ashford - a special school that caters for students with severe and complex educational needs.

We are working alongside WW Martin to deliver the project which will see the school benefit from additional dedicated teaching space as well as outside play areas and an extended parking zone.

After all our hard work over the last few months, we couldn't resist popping down to Margate seafront on Friday night for the big switch on of the neon lights at Dreamland.

It's great to hear that Ness Point in St Margaret's Bay and the Command of the Oceans in Chatham's Historic Dockyard have been awarded a RIBA Regional Award for their regional importance as a piece of architecture.