For a new £28million school, designed to showcase exemplar sustainable construction, architects have specified a mortar that not only offers exceptional eco properties but also eliminates unsightly expansion joints.... more here

Lime Technology’s hydraulic lime render and plaster has been specified for Europe’s largest timber framed, straw clad building: the ecoDepot in York. A replacement to one of the City of York Council’s existing buildings, it will be a national exemplar of... more here

Hydraulic lime mortar from Lime Technology has been used to match the elegant reconstituted stone and help eliminate expansion joints for a new Sports and Social facility at Oxford University. ... more here

The brief, from the National Trust to architects Feilden Clegg Bradley for the design of its new central office, was to develop the most sustainable building possible within the budget. To minimise cement usage and to facilitate future recycling, hydrauli... more here

Limetec hydraulic lime mortar, a modern version of one of the world’s most traditional building products, has been specified by architect David Oliver for the construction of his new house at Poundbury.... more here