Pilkington and Euroview partnered for £60 million project

Published 27th October, 2022 by Jess Mills

Pilkington's Suncool glass was used for a £60 million development at The King's School in Macclesfield, UK.

Euroview Architectural Glass processed and supplied Pilkington's low-emissivity glass for the UK's largest independent school.

Euroview Architectural Glass processed Pilkington's Suncool 66/33 glass for The King’s School as part of a £60 million development.

The development involved the design and construction of a new school campus in Macclesfield, uniting the school's three sites.

The building is highly energy efficient and sustainable with a BREEAM rating of ‘very good'.

Pilkington's Suncool 66/33 is a non-tempered architectural glass for commercial and residential buildings.

It has a low specularity, an excellent solar factor and a high light transmission.

Pilkington's Suncool range also offers off-line coated, solar control, and low-emissivity glass.

Jess Mills

Glass International Deputy Editor

Jess is the Deputy Editor of Glass International magazine. She has been training in creative and professional writing since 2017, earning her degree in 2020. Prior to joining Quartz Business Media, Jess worked as a freelance writer for a variety of companies and publications.