Westcoast Windows to Supply Composite Windows for Teikyo UK Japanese International School Refurbishment

Westcoast Windows has been appointed to supply high-performance Swedish composite windows and doors for the refurbishment of the Theatre Building at Teikyo UK Japanese International School in Wexham, Buckinghamshire.

Working alongside developer CityAxis, Westcoast will provide 365m² of its Classic+ composite windows and doors for the redevelopment of the West and East theatre blocks – part of the iconic brutalist-style former training centre of the British Cement and Concrete Association.

The project combines architectural preservation with modern performance requirements, ensuring the building retains its distinctive character while benefiting from enhanced thermal efficiency, durability, and long-term reliability.

Preserving Architectural Character with Modern Performance

Originally developed as a specialist concrete training facility, the building is recognised for its bold brutalist architecture and strong structural identity. Refurbishment projects like this need careful consideration of both aesthetics and performance, particularly when upgrading glazing systems.

Westcoast’s Swedish-designed and manufactured composite windows were selected to complement the building’s architectural style while delivering the durability and energy efficiency expected from a modern educational environment.

Manufactured in Sweden for harsh Scandinavian climates, Westcoast composite windows are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, making them particularly well suited to the demands of the UK climate. Their timber-aluminium composite construction combines the warmth and natural appearance of timber internally with the low-maintenance protection of aluminium externally.

The result is a glazing system that offers:

  • Excellent thermal performance
  • Long-term durability and weather resistance
  • Reduced maintenance requirements
  • Proven performance for commercial and educational buildings
  • Reliable long-term performance in high-use environments

Supporting Educational Environments

Teikyo UK Japanese International School is a unique educational institution that combines the Japanese high school curriculum with a UK boarding school experience. Established in 1989 at Fulmer Grange, the school promotes Japanese-British cultural exchange and focuses on developing globally minded, resilient students.

Located within protected green belt surroundings, the campus blends historic architecture with more modern institutional buildings, creating a diverse and characterful educational setting.

For educational projects, window performance plays an important role in creating comfortable learning environments. High-quality glazing contributes to improved insulation, natural light, ventilation, and overall wellbeing, while supporting energy efficiency targets.

To learn more about Westcoast composite windows and doors for education, refurbishment, and commercial projects, visit our case studies page or contact our UK-based team today.

Former training centre of the British Cement and Concrete Association
Westcoast’s Swedish-designed and manufactured composite windows were selected to complement the building’s architectural style
Composite Windows for schools and education develoments
Westcoast Windows has a proven track record supplying composite windows for education developments

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