PROMAP V2 LAUNCHES FREE
INTERACTIVE VIEWABLE DATA LAYERS
Landmark Information has launched interactive data layers on the
brand new Promap v2, for free. As part of a significant investment
in its digital mapping and data platform, the free viewable
data layers provide architects with the ability to instantly view
flood risk data, commercial ownership information and land use
designation data on top of a mapped view.
Architects can now view Flood Zone 2, Flood Zone 3 and Surface
Water flooding data from the Environment Agency and Natural
Resources Wales, covering a 500-metre area, on a mapped views.
Multiple return periods are available to determine low, medium
or high risk relating to surface water flooding. This provides an
early-warning-system as to whether a full Flood Risk Assessment
is required.
The Corporate Ownership Data
provides freehold or leasehold
data, owners’ name and address
and the site’s title number,
within a 100-metre zone on OS
MasterMap, while the Land Use
Designations means architects
benefit from simplified access
to land use and local plan data,
within a 500-metre area, as a
standardised free map layer.
Chris Loaring at Landmark Information said: “The future of digital
mapping is now: users can view a wide range of location data, for
free, on Promap v2. The interactive viewable data layers supports
our customers in accessing more than just maps from Promap;
instead the data layers will help their due diligence, planning
applications and overall project planning, and can be viewed free
of charge.”
To try Promap v2, www.promap.co.uk
For further information contact [email protected]
or call 0844 844 9960.
LIMEWASH ALTERNATIVES
FOR MEDIEVAL HALL HOUSE
A Grade 2 listed north
Devon home has been
given a contemporary look
thanks to its redecoration
with Earthborn paints. The
late medieval hall house
features particularly ornate
plasterwork.
Owner Simon Clarke said:
“The house is built of cob, a clay soil based building material, and
the walls are lime plastered. In order to prevent damage caused
by moisture build up in the walls I needed breathable paints, but I
didn’t want to use limewash again. I wanted a wider colour palette
and paints that would last much longer.”
TRUE BRIT!
Simon selected Earthborn paints which can be applied straight
over limewash: the Ecopro Silicate Masonry System for outside and
Claypaint inside. All singing all dancing LED downlights available as GU10 or
Engineered Light Engine versions! In high CRI and various
optical angles all created in the UK.
The Ecopro Silicate Masonry System bonds with underlying
materials to create a durable, water and weather resistant barrier.
It offers the same high levels of breathability as limewash but is
easier to use and lasts much longer. Ideal for stone, brick, concrete,
render or cob, it has 24 colours that will not yellow with time. WWW.BBLIGHT.Co
Tel 0203 327 0385
A Passion for light and making it work!
Claypaint is a unique, clay based emulsion that covers
exceptionally well and gives a distinctive, ultra matt finish.
www.earthbornpaints.co.uk