NEWS & EVENTS
Elizabeth II Court completed for Hampshire County Council

Roundhere has supplied an exciting range of loose furniture as part of a major refurbishment of Hampshire County Council's HQ Elizabeth II Court. It has been deemed a great success, transforming staff working practices to such an extent that the new template is being rolled out around the county.
Products sepcified include the iconic Eames Aluminium Group Chairs for the main boardrooms, Eames Plastic Chairs for the cafe areas, the Moroso Serpentine in reception and the Howe 40/4 stacking chair and Tempest flip-top tables for conference use. For more information, call Phil Webb, Managing Director, 01962 858290.
Roundhere completes Buro Happold Bath refurb

Roundhere have successfully completed a prestigious fit-out of Buro Happold's Bath Camden Mill offices. Working closely with Design Engine Architects, the Roundhere team delivered a comprehensive loose furniture package for reception, break-out, library and external areas focusing on key pieces from Vitra, Artifort, Allermuir and Howe.
Colours and fabrics were carefully co-ordinated with the overall design scheme and the total furniture package was delivered on time and on budget after a competitive tender.
Stunning installation at county library
Roundhere has completed the installation of loose furniture and specialist desking at the stunning new £7m Winchester Discovery Centre – one of a new breed of libraries designed by County Council architects.
The brief for the new centre was to combine the best of lending libraries with an exciting world of learning, leisure, entertainment and fun. Special spaces for children and young people have been creatively introduced, plus comfy seating for reading and relaxing, internet access, Wi-Fi and online learning. There are meeting rooms, study areas and refreshment zones.
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall will officially open the centre on 21st February.
Hampshire County Council Leader, Councillor Ken Thornber: said since the centre opened at the end of November 2007 it had received huge praise from the local community. "The manager of the centre has told me that the centre is continually buzzing with people, whether they are enjoying a quiet read or a chat with their friends in the Café, it really does provide a venue for education and creativity," he said.
For more information, contact Phil Webb on 01962 858290.ROUNDHERE WINS TENDER TO SUPPLY HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Roundhere has been awarded a three-year contract by Hampshire County Council to supply design furniture to its internal and external customers.
As part of the contract Roundhere will become a preferred supplier to 17 other local authorities in central and southern England that are members of the Central Buying Consortium.
Roundhere won the tender as a result of scoring highly in six areas:
- consultancy and design services
- customer service
- delivery and installation
- product portfolio
- price competitiveness
- account management.
Roundhere managing director Phil Webb said: 'We have been helping the Council with product specification for several years and it is pleasing to be formally recognised as a preferred supplier.'
Roundhere wins tender to supply new British Embassy in Yemen

Roundhere has been appointed by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office to supply and project manage the installation of furniture and storage systems at the new British Embassy building in Sana'a, Yemen.
The contract, won after a competitive tender, involves installing workstations, conference rooms, and specialised storage across two floors and overseeing the successful induction of Embassy staff.
Roundhere won the tender by offering a highly competitive price and an unmatched delivery, installation, service and support agreement, described by architects Design Engine as "exceptional". Roundhere staff have been security cleared to work in sensitive areas of the Embassy and will support the installation from associate offices in Dubai and Bahrain.
The two-year project will complete in October 2006.