Schools across the country are considering expanding their current facilities to cater for growing class sizes and increase their intake.
Historically, the builders would be called in and a brick-built extension would be constructed over many months (or years!) which can be costly, messy and time-consuming. Fortunately, advances in modern day construction techniques have given firms like ours the opportunity to make alternative buildings available to schools which offer a more cost-effective solution to expanding their capacity. Modular buildings have recently been recognised by the Department for Education as primary educational spaces.
6m Forest Classroom offsite construction building – Rotunda- Derbyshire
Did you know that?:
Wood has far better insulation properties than other building materials such as concrete and brick. It is 350 times better at keeping in heat than steel, as you would expect as wood is a non-conductor of heat and electricity. Wood can also be prepared so that it stands up to the weather quite well, keeping heat in and draughts and rain out.
Using wood to replace steel and other high energy materials in a building, it is possible to cut the carbon emissions per cubic metre by 0.9 tonnes.
As well as reducing carbon emissions and carbon footprint, using wood as the major material in a building also can save on the overall budget. Some estimates put the saving at around 5% of the building cost of a brick built structure.
Environmentalists favour timber framed buildings. Wood is the ultimate renewable building material when it is produced sustainably. As we fell trees (from well managed UK forests), we plant more and it is possible to generate a constant supply. Fast growing trees absorb carbon from the atmosphere and lock it in for the duration of it’s use – until released by eventual decay or fire.
Studies have shown that the energy use in making a steel girder is over 10 times that used in producing an equivalent sized wooden beam from a piece of freshly sawn timber.
The department for education has recently revealed plans for establishing a new framework for delivering schools to meet the increasing demand for places.
Could this be the shape of things to come for the Dept for Education?
The four-year offsite schools framework aims to utilise methods in the design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) in addition to offsite techniques to create a more frequent production of school buildings. The overall target is to deliver up to 100 new school projects each year in the next five years.
DfMA is a specific design approach which focuses primarily on creating more simple manufacturing processes in addition to efficient assembly lines.
Why is eco-offsite construction a great option for school expansion?
This new framework is hugely positive for our education system. The modern eco-solution to traditional carbon heavy, labour intensive and old-fashioned building methods is now formally recognised by the Dept for Education. Contemporary Roundhouses are constructed entirely from UK timber, designed as nurturing spaces & some of the most aesthetically pleasing in the UK.
We shape our buildings. Thereafter, they shape us.
The key to a perfect building lies in the very foundations it’s sat upon. We often have clients ask us whether their building can be elevated up like a tree-house or safari lodge.
For many of you, the vision of your Rotunda-project is that of a majestic little building sitting atop a decked area or up against a hillside.
On a practical level some difficult sites may make it seemingly impossible to install foundations for a cabin or eco-building.
Some challenging conditions may include:
Sloping site
Tree protection zone – tree roots which require protection
Pre-existing concrete slabs/cobblestones/patio (which you’d prefer not to uplift)
flood zone
But look at THESE!! – Just like 100mm woodscrews but x100 bigger! Ingenious!Our Rotunda base being installed with the groundscrew foundation system
Traditionally, house builders or cabin manufacturers would specify concrete or hardcore foundation systems for many stand alone buildings.
Nowadays there are low-impact foundation alternatives. The ‘Ground Screw’ is not only more efficient to install but satisfies the requirements of the planning officers, National Parks authorities and local councillors in terms of minimal disturbance to topsoil and tree roots.
With the groundscrew, one can:
Drill through concrete with a pilot hole and install the groundscrew in pre-existing paved or cobblestone areas
Use them in a flood plain to elevate the building up to the required height
Transform lawn areas into decked verandas without needing to pour concrete
It is really beautiful to see a foundation system being specified which does not require the use of heavy machinery like diggers, dumpers and skips but in fact just cleverly rotates down into the ground without the disruption to anything around it.
The ground screw works like a pile. This site was a gentle slope – the groundscrew system enabled our guys to install without the requirement for digging out and levelling. As you can see here, the groundscrew foundation is driven in deeper on one elevation than it is on the other – creating a perfectly flat base.
Do you need full planning approval for your garden annexe?
Up
until a couple of years ago, it was a lot harder to build a garden
annexe without full planning approval but in 2016 the Permitted
Development Rights for Householders were relaxed enabling homeowners
to capitalise on the flexibility and convenience of a modular garden
annexe as an alternative to the traditional home extension.
Inside a 5m garden annexe yoga room
For a simple no-nonsense insight into the regulations we’ve listed the main criteria below:
Your Garden Annexe must have an overall height of 2.5m if situated within 2m of the boundary.
If further than 2m from the boundary, you may build your garden annexe with an eaves height of 2.5m and no taller than 4 meters overall. (If dual pitched – 3m if Monopitched)
The building footprint must not when combined with other structures cover more than 50% of your garden
You can’t build your annexe beyond the front wall of your house
No verandas, balconies or raised platforms – if the decking is higher than 300mm
Of course, this is a very simplified summary of the full householder criteria, so if you are in any doubt it’s wise to check the full guidance on the Planning Portal.
If you live in a Listed Building, within a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Beauty, The Broads or a World Heritage site you may need to apply for planning permission for your garden annexe.
However, the Planning Departments are not to be feared! We have always had enormous success with gaining approval for garden annexes.
If you are at all concerned about the suitability of your Garden Annexe ad whether your structure falls under Permitted Development you can make a Pre-Planning application or apply for a Certificate of Lawfulness.
If you’re keen to spend a little time inside a Roundhouse to get an idea of our finishes and the overall look and feel of the Rotunda garden building you may now be able to do so…..
Rotunda Roundhouse buildings are already on display at two Blue Diamond Garden Centres in the UK.
The first of ten units are part of an onward drive by our distributor Jon Burke at World of Smile and his partners BlueDiamond Garden Centre Group to promote the Rotunda, along with a small selection of other exclusive, high quality garden buildings across multiple sites over the UK.
The step forwards into UK Garden Centres is a huge leap forwards for our small joinery firm as we expand into a larger organisation and extend our reach into the homes and gardens of domestic home owners who stumble across us whilst shopping at the retail outlet. We expect to see at least ten units exhibited during the course of 2019 with more sites popping up in 2020 through to 2021.
Nottingham….
The first Rotunda Garden Building to complete was at Bridgford Garden Centre in Nottingham. This one is being publicly unveiled at the opening day on the 26th of January. We chose a 5.5m en-suite Garden Annexe for this site which was the same model exhibited at the Glamping Show in September 2018.
This magnificent garden building boasts a curved, sweeping bespoke Kitchen dresser unit with an integrated hob, electric oven, integrated fridge and seamless sink unit which drops down below the smooth corian work-surface.
Fleet…
The spectacular Redfields Garden Centre in Fleet (Image credit: https://studionesh.co.uk/projects) This little Roundhouse has a floor area of under 10m2 and would be perfect as a garden office, consultation room or art studio.
Sitting at the entrance of this impressive new Garden Center in Fleet is a little 3m garden room called “Joy”. Given the dramatic roof line of this spectacular building, it’s only fitting that a curvy Roundhouse would sit at it’s entrance.
Inside the 3m internal diameter Rotunda unit “Joy” in Fleet
What’s next….?
The third site is already underway for Bicester, Oxford. This time, Jon Burke and his team have designed a dual-wing 6.5m diameter garden building (similar to the below design) called “The Angel”…. This will serve as their sales-office and show-room. We’re installing it in April 2019.
Of course, you needn’t travel across the UK to a Garden Centre. If you’d like to book a visit to see a Rotunda which has been installed near you please don’t hesitate to drop us a line on 0161 2223350 whereby we’ll do our best to connect you with a client of ours who may be kind enough to allow you to see their pride and joy.
The Rotunda is a rural creature, and sits well amongst trees
“We are the only modular buildings company in the UK who use 100% British Timber in their buildings.”
Gemma Roe
5m external diameter British Cedar shingled Rotunda
Most modular and garden buildings sold in the UK are usually clad with either Canadian or Siberian timber. Not only is it absurd that timber is being flown half way across the world, it’s nowhere near as attractive as our homegrown British wood.
As a consequence, our own woodlands are suffering and traditional forestry trades and crafts are dying out. We would like to reverse this trend.
We source the majority of our timber from local UK woodlands only, we love wood to have character and love to use Larch, Douglas Fir, Oak and Sweet Chestnut from our very own country – to promote active woodland management and encourage more woodland management schemes!
Are you looking to create a new-build, home extension or bespoke modular building in your garden or on your land?
When it comes to commissioning your bespoke project there is nothing more exciting than designing your dream space, to the very last detail. A ‘Grand Designs’ Dream in reality, you can be your own architect, designer and envision your space…. With the help and guidance of the right professionals of course! But therein lies a plethora of hidden costs and regulatory hoops which you are required to acknowledge.
Hopefully this blog will break down some of the core costs associated with a self-build modular building project and highlight the best direction to take as you embark on your journey.
Garden buildings come in one of two forms:
Off the peg standard range of sizes. Available usually within 6-12 weeks and one or two elements are customisable to a point
Bespoke Designed around the clients ‘wish-list’, highly customisable features & non-standard finishes
The first option may suit you if:
You are short on time and need something which has already been designed, tested and certified and is ready to go!
You do not require planning permission and you just need a turnkey option to arrive in your garden with minimal work required by you
You would like to stick to a set budget and avoid the risk of any surprises where the final bill is concerned
You are happy to allow the manufacturers to dictate the design elements and you can work around their specification
The second option is more suited to you if:
You have specific requirements/design aspirations that you would like to achieve
You would prefer to specify the materials and the finishes yourself
There are elements to the building which are ‘out of the norm’ such as linking it to an existing building
You enjoy design and creative work and wish to dictate the shape/scale and orientation of the building
You are a stickler for detail and would like to source bespoke fittings/ironmongery/sky lights and finishes
You like to browse design sites such as Pinterest and incorporate design schemes within your building
What are the cost implications for bespoke modular buildings?
Briefing requirements will vary from project to project depending on scale and specific design requirements.
We take time to understand your specific needs, your property wish-list, material requirements and building orientation. We work with our customers to design, build and manage the project from start to completion, to your style and budget.
The steps required to embark on your bespoke modular building:
We offer an initial FREE consultation at our Design Studio & Rotunda HQ or site survey at your property, where we take a brief from you and spend time to understand your project, needs, budget and timeline. (If you are unable to make it into our facility, we can meet via Skype)
We outline the core elements of your design scheme and discuss orientation, finishes and construction style
By the end of the session we undertake a review and provide you with a simple floor plan sketch and a guideline estimate for your project
FREE £
PRELIMINARY DESIGN WORK
An Architect or Designer undertakes a more in-depth analysis of your basic design concepts and converts these into:
3D design sketches & mood boards (if specified)
3D SCALE DRAWINGS £300.00 ex VAT
2. AutoCAD plans and Elevations
Architects Drawings For Planning Application Purposes
Full planning package £2,495.00 ex VAT – This includes the FOLLOWING:
Plans
Elevations
Site Plan
Location Plan
Design & Access Document
Submission
Liaison with the Planning Authority
It excludes:
Specialist reports
Local Authority fees
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT & APPROVALS
We can provide you with all of the architects drawings for local authority Buildings Control applications, and we can assist you with processing of approval documentation in collaboration with local councils and statutory bodies.
We fully specify and provide a fixed cost for the build and delivery, and packages, if any have been selected.
BUILDINGS CONTROL DRAWINGS ONLY CIRCA £650.00 – £750.00 (DEPENDENT ON COMPLEXITY)
To include Application Management & Buildings Control Liaison through to approval <£2,400.00
CONSTRUCTION & DELIVERY
Following Design, Contract, Approvals and Costing stages we start off-site manufacture and on-site preparation works, including (if specified) foundations in readiness for delivery.
We then arrange access, delivery and placement of your bespoke modular building and liaise with you to organise the connection to services and final completion.
If you have selected any bolt-on packages like kitchens and bathrooms these are also delivered and completed as part of the final on-site stages.
EXAMPLE PAYMENT SCHEDULE
Initial design service and ballpark quotation £ FREE
3D Concept drawings £300.00 ex VAT
Mood Boards/ Interior design and bespoke materials £300.00 ex VAT per board
Architects Plans and submission to Planning inc. Site and Location Plans £2,495.00 (dependent on complexity of design)
Architects Detailed Drawings for Buildings Control £650.00 – £1,200.00 (dependent on complexity of design)
Buildings Control Application Management & Liaison to approval <£1,900.00
To use the example above, excluding third party / Local Authority fees and Planning consultants fees you may need to budget between £5,000.00 – £7,500.00 to design your Bespoke Modular Building.
Professional services fees are not applicable on ‘off the peg’ buildings as manufacturers have already soaked these costs into their R&D for the product when it was initially designed.
The fees we’ve cited are applicable to our pricing structure only and you may find that other contractors fees may vary from ours. It could be more economical to enlist the services of a local architect to design your dream bespoke modular building with you and take you through the planning process independently. We can then manufacture to your design once you have undertaken the design work and are satisfied that your concept is feasible and meets regulatory approval.
In the words of Ron Rubin, owner of The Republic of Tea “Zentrepreneurs have a strong sense of self and of purpose. They are poised and centered. They have discovered their ‘why’ (per Simon Sinek), which allows their ‘what’ to carry the greatest impact that it possibly can.””he said in an interview with Awareness Magazine.
Interestingly, it would appear from our research that the rise of the Zenpreneur comes at the same time spirituality is on the rise, the environment is in crisis and many of us are seeking answers.
The Global accountancy firm, Deloitte, have just released the Deloitte Human Capital Trends 2018, entitled “The Rise of the Social Enterprise.”
The introduction to their report states that “Organizations are no longer judged only for their financial performance, or even the quality of their products or services. Rather, they are being evaluated on the basis of their impact on society at large—transforming them from business enterprises into social enterprises.”
Deliotte believe that it is “driven by social, economic, and political changes that have grown since the global financial crisis. Despite the economic recovery the world has seen since 2008, many people feel frustrated that financial gains have failed to improve individuals’ lives, address social problems, support political stability, or mitigate technology’s unintended consequences. People today have less trust in their political and social institutions than they have in years; many expect business leaders to fill the gap.”
At the same time, The Financial Times recently reported that ‘Social Entrepreneurship, once a nich area is spreading it’s wings‘ and that ‘Across the world, almost half as many people are creating ventures with a primarily social or environmental purpose as those with solely a commercial aim‘. Their article claims that the movement is driven mainly by younger entrepreneurs and the growth has taken place against a backdrop of corporate scandals that have brought capitalisms values into question.’
This resonates deeply for us at Rotunda and we whole heartedly celebrate the rise of the zen and social-entrepreneur. We too are driven by the same motivations, as are many of our clients. A powerful desire to be a force for social and environmental change is the undercurrent which runs deeply through the fabric of our organisation. For us, we not only understand that circular spaces serve as better social spaces for human interaction and wellbeing but also see our business as a vessel to achieve our long term objectives of protecting woodlands and biodiverse habitats around the world. Our product is an exquisite manifestation of this passion.
“It’s a desperate time for the ecology of our planet at the moment. Now more than ever, the other species are depending on us to make drastic changes to our behaviour. Information flooding back to us through the media (of the loss and devastation of natural habitats, unprecedented species decline and of course the horrors of microplastics and these impacts upon our food chain) is quite frankly terrifying. Especially for those of us with children.”
What is an ecological tipping point?Environmental tipping points cascade through and between social system and ecosystem. A small change to either system leads to larger changes in both. A positive tip generates improvements in social and ecological systems that reinforce one another to turn both systems from deterioration to health.
The real question here, why would anyone starting a business today or designing a product NOT be a social or zen-preneur? If you have the capacity to create. You have the power to be part of the change. When we are losing sight of our hedgehogs, when 90% of marine birdlife have plastics in their stomachs, and when the status-quo of our pre-existing capitalist system is failing us and others on this planet on all levels there’s only one thing left to do….
Large Garden Room 6.5m Retreat Building Workshop Space
Tired of the commute/office? Maybe it’s time to think about working from home, at least occasionally.
Here are a few reasons why you might benefit from working from a home office.
Ditch the commute, gain time: If you usually drive over 30mins to work you’ve already gained an hour of time each day by switching to a mere stroll down to your office in the garden. That’s a 5 hour gain each and every week. If making the switch permanently this equates to 260 hours of increased productivity a year. Equivalent to 32.5 full (8 hour) days…. let that sink in for a moment…. 32.5 days a year! This is a golden opportunity to claw back more of your essential time to ensure you’re optimally maximising your diary and your efficiency.
More time with family. Working when your family are otherwise occupied, and spending quality time with them when they’re not.
No dress code. Working in your Pyjamas? Why not?!
Healthy environments = increased productivity: There have been papers written for eons by environmental psychologists confirming that our environment is absolutely crucial to our productivity. Most commonly termed as ‘Sick Building Syndrome‘ this is a condition affecting office workers, typically marked by headaches and respiratory problems, attributed to unhealthy or stressful factors in the working environment such as poor ventilation. If you’re working from an office in the garden, you are by very definition submerging yourself into your garden and more often than not in a timber-framed building (check that it’s not built with SIPs panels/filled with polurethane) which have been proven to promote greater health benefits than any other building style! Of course, an office in the garden is a micro-eco-building.
Focus on quality: It’s often true that reducing distractions and placing a greater emphasis on a dedicated workspace can provide you with the opportunity to think clearly and work to your highest potential. Of course, it’s a well-known trait of authors and artists to take themselves off to a quiet haven in which to work; the same is true for a plethora of other professionals. Every professional requires a dedicated office to enable them to work to their greatest potential. Whatever you do, if you’re creative and/or need to use your brain to create work which requires peace and quiet, an office in the garden could be the most appropriate solution for you.
If you have any specific questions about how we could assist you with the creation of your dream office in the garden, please do call us on 0161 222 3350 or email info@rotunda.co.uk.
Excellent Post by the team at ‘Baxi Boilers’ released this week! Thanks Baxi!
Rotunda Roundhouses design, manufacture and install circular timber-framed prefabricated eco-buildings across the UK and Europe. With so many applications, in many different markets, the company needed a heating and hot water solution that could deliver a range of cost and performance benefits for end users. Turning to Baxi, a system that ensures optimal comfort and user experience was devised.
Based in Stockport, Rotunda Roundhouses is a business on the up, with its range of prefabricated eco-buildings in demand.
For company founder, Gemma Roe, inspiration for the roundhouses came from the curves in nature and the Neolithic and Iron Age structures of the past. Spotting a gap in the market for an alternative to the vast swathe of generic boxes available in the marketplace today, the business has not looked back and 2018 is set to be its best-ever year.
Customers range from individuals looking for a garden guest-room, yoga studio or annexe, to hospitality businesses and well-being sites looking to add ‘glamping’ pods to their offering. The company will also be installing its products with the Blue Diamond Group (the second largest garden centre retail group in the UK) via their Distributor ‘World of Smile‘.
Assessing the options
With business booming, Rotunda sought a partner to provide heating and hot water solutions to its expanding range of roundhouses.
Philip Kay, managing director at Rotunda Roundhouses explained: “The ethos behind our roundhouses is one of connection – to both nature and each other – and an important part of the experience is comfort. For the optimal experience to be achieved, we knew we needed to spend time on considering the type of heating and hot water system to install in our buildings.
“While wood burners are great for providing ambiance, we wanted to offer another economical alternative. Electric options such as panel radiators and underfloor heating can be expensive to operate over time and electric showers don’t always provide the best experience for users.”
Performance and efficiency
Having assessed a range of options, Rotunda decided to opt for the Baxi 428, a high efficiency boiler that operates on either LPG or natural gas, depending on end user requirements.
“Rotunda’s products are unique, and it was important that we worked closely with the team to understand typical heating and hot water requirements,” said Tom Oldfield, area sales manager for independent merchants at Baxi. “A flexible, reliable and efficient system was needed because of the sheer range of potential applications – from therapy rooms to glamping accommodation. The Baxi 428 is perfect because it enables buildings in off-grid areas to enjoy the benefits of a high efficiency boiler.”
The Baxi 400 Combi range offers powerful heating and hot water supply to meet the demands of most property sizes. Efficiency is boosted with a range of features such as weather compensation, which utilises a small outdoor sensor to adjust the system flow temperature in order to compensate for changes in outdoor temperature automatically.
Philip Kay said: “As an environmentally conscious company, we are proud of the efficiency of our manufacturing processes and the thermal efficiency of the buildings being ‘in the round’ provides a building which has the lowest carbon footprint possible. As such, it was important for us to select a boiler that could deliver energy efficiency and help our customers to reduce their fuel bills and carbon footprint. The Baxi 428 enables us to deliver heat and a powerful hot shower, without compromising our values.”
Easy installation
Given the limited space available within the roundhouse structure, another major consideration for Rotunda was to choose a boiler that is compact to and easy to install. Not only is the Baxi 428 small enough to fit into a cupboard, it’s also super light and easy to move, which means that it can be fitted quicker than other conventional combi boilers.
Through clever design, the Baxi 428 can be installed, commissioned and handed over to the consumer without ever removing the front cover, leaving all components safely protected during the installation and commissioning process. This is made possible by a dedicated wiring access panel and a condensate trap that can be primed with water via the flue adapter.
Philip Kay concluded: “With a strong pipeline of orders, 2018 is set to be one of the best years for Rotunda Roundhouses. As we grow, it is important for us to develop partners that can help us along our journey – and Baxi heating has come up with a heating and hot water solution that delivers comfort and performance, as well as energy efficiency.”
This week we’ve been celebrating the launch of a UK Garden Centre Distribution agreementwith our new partner World of Smile Ltd. through their platform with Blue Diamond Garden & Living at sites all over the country.
We will also be part of future designs integrated into new centers as Blue Diamond look to expand their sites over the next 5 years.
The first Rotunda Roundhouses Display unit will be installed in their Flagship, Bridgford (Nottingham) in early November. This is the unit we exhibited at the Glamping Show 2018!
Other sites, Melbicks, Birmingham, Sanders, Burnham-on-sea, Bicester, Oxford and Cambridge will follow early next year. World of Smile will continue on to 15 locations as part of this deal over the coming years. Rotunda will be taking centre stage amongst their primary 5* display units for leisure and domestic applications.
As part of our future expansion plans we are excited to be partnering with a trusted distributor who will assist us by reaching out to the British public in a way which would not otherwise be possible. This is purely down to the inexhaustible efforts of the tenacious Jon at World of Smile, who has proven that his organisation understands our mission, ethos and many passions. ‘World of Smile’ not only admire the Rotunda Roundhouses range but know how much benefit it would bring to happy ‘Rotunda-owners-to-be’ all over the UK. It’s no surprise to us that a firm called ‘Smile‘ is promoting the one UK building which radiates joy!
It’s time to spread the love.
We believe that our presence will complement and enhance Blue Diamonds garden centre sites as the jewel in the crown of the ‘5 star range’ along side another quirky British Garden Room manufacturer, Garden Hideouts.
This is part of a larger expansion project by World of Smile with a new website being launched in October (uniquetimberbuildings.com)
#wellnessisround #wellness is the future. The future is round. Let’s join forces and spread the word.
Have a lovely Autumn!
PS. It’s not too late to book your tickets for the OM Yoga Show in London on the 19th,20th and 21st of October. See you there!
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Are you looking to create a new-build, home extension or bespoke modular building in your garden or on your land?
2. AutoCAD plans and Elevations
Healthy environments = increased productivity: There have been papers written for eons by environmental psychologists confirming that our environment is absolutely crucial to our productivity. Most commonly termed as ‘Sick Building Syndrome‘ this is a condition affecting office workers, typically marked by headaches and respiratory problems, attributed to unhealthy or stressful factors in the working environment such as poor ventilation. If you’re working from an office in the garden, you are by very definition submerging yourself into your garden and more often than not in a timber-framed building (check that it’s not built with SIPs panels/filled with polurethane) which have been proven to promote greater health benefits than any other building style! Of course, an office in the garden is a micro-eco-building.
Rotunda Roundhouses design, manufacture and install circular timber-framed prefabricated eco-buildings across the UK and Europe. With so many applications, in many different markets, the company needed a heating and hot water solution that could deliver a range of cost and performance benefits for end users. Turning to Baxi, a system that ensures optimal comfort and user experience was devised.
“While wood burners are great for providing ambiance, we wanted to offer another economical alternative. Electric options such as panel radiators and underfloor heating can be expensive to operate over time and electric showers don’t always provide the best experience for users.”
The Baxi 400 Combi range offers powerful heating and hot water supply to meet the demands of most property sizes. Efficiency is boosted with a range of features such as weather compensation, which utilises a small outdoor sensor to adjust the system flow temperature in order to compensate for changes in outdoor temperature automatically.
This is purely down to the inexhaustible efforts of the tenacious Jon at World of Smile, who has proven that his organisation understands our mission, ethos and many passions. ‘World of Smile’ not only admire the Rotunda Roundhouses range but know how much benefit it would bring to happy ‘Rotunda-owners-to-be’ all over the UK. It’s no surprise to us that a firm called ‘Smile‘ is promoting the one UK building which radiates joy!
