Brazier Interiors

The Brazier Interiors project was one of £47m worth of projects judged this year and was subsequently awarded a “Commended” status closely missing out on the Gold or Silver awards.

“What the Judges say”
This year there was an amazing 75% increase in award entries, with the total value of the contracts judged in excess of £47m. We traveled some 3,500 miles across the length and breadth of the country, to be rewarded with the privilege of viewing some outstanding examples of craftsmanship and design. The standard of entries gets better each year, which leads us to believe this is just a snapshot of what the interiors industry is achieving day after day. The outstanding quality of this high level of entries made judging extremely difficult.

Bob Hodges and Dennis Neville
AIS 2007 Contractors Awards judges

Brazier Interior Systems Ltd
Contract: Meggitt plc, Bournemouth

Guest judge's comments
This impressive and well-executed project is notable for its design simplicity, range and economy of finishes and materials used. The use of featured glass integrated into the design at key focal points helps to create a fine working environment built to a very high standard.

Robert Fry,
Managing Director Europe - Principal,
Swanke Hayden
Connell Architects

Judges Summary:
All projects visited were considered to represent an excellent quality of overall finished environment and this has made the judging and evaluation very difficult, with a very fine grain of distinguishing factors being considered in the final decisions.

In looking at the creation of a total environment for the clients involved, in each case I have taken into consideration the high standards of workmanship, materials and design. This process involved analysing a combination of factors including client engagement, design, procurement, construction, handover and aftercare which have all contributed to the success of these projects and the level of client satisfaction
evident from the visits. In other words I have considered not just the finished product but also the journey made and the difficulties encountered and overcome to get there.

Robert Fry
Managing Director Europe – Principal
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects


			6 July, 2007 Brazier Interiors come highly recommended! Brazier Interior Systems Ltd achieved a “Commended” standard within the Interior Fit-Out category of the Association of Interior Specialist (AIS) Contractors award for 2007.

	The Brazier Interiors project was one of £47m worth of projects judged this year and was subsequently awarded a “Commended” status closely missing out on the Gold or Silver awards. “What the Judges say” This year there was an amazing 75% increase in award entries, with the total value of the contracts judged in excess of £47m. We traveled some 3,500 miles across the length and breadth of the country, to be rewarded with the privilege of viewing some outstanding examples of craftsmanship and design. The standard of entries gets better each year, which leads us to believe this is just a snapshot of what the interiors industry is achieving day after day. The outstanding quality of this high level of entries made judging extremely difficult. Bob Hodges and Dennis Neville AIS 2007 Contractors Awards judges Brazier Interior Systems Ltd Contract: Meggitt plc, Bournemouth Guest judge's comments This impressive and well-executed project is notable for its design simplicity, range and economy of finishes and materials used. The use of featured glass integrated into the design at key focal points helps to create a fine working environment built to a very high standard. Robert Fry, Managing Director Europe - Principal, Swanke Hayden Connell Architects Judges Summary: All projects visited were considered to represent an excellent quality of overall finished environment and this has made the judging and evaluation very difficult, with a very fine grain of distinguishing factors being considered in the final decisions. In looking at the creation of a total environment for the clients involved, in each case I have taken into consideration the high standards of workmanship, materials and design. This process involved analysing a combination of factors including client engagement, design, procurement, construction, handover and aftercare which have all contributed to the success of these projects and the level of client satisfaction evident from the visits. In other words I have considered not just the finished product but also the journey made and the difficulties encountered and overcome to get there. Robert Fry Managing Director Europe – Principal Swanke Hayden Connell Architects