Projects

*** * * NEWS JUST IN * * * We've been commissioned for: - Park Village East, London NW1 A new ten storey plus basement development for Notting Hill Housing Trust comprising 39 flats, shared ownership and private. Architects: - Chassay Last Architects Construction Cost £6.4 million Plumbers Row, London E1 New eight storey plus basement development for Higgins Homes Plc comprising 58 units, commercial, private and shared ownership. Architects: - Stock Woolstencroft Construction Cost: £5.8 million Downham Road, London N1** New nine storey with basement, development for Dominion Housing Association comprising 61 units of private sale, shared ownership and rental. Architects: - Yurky Cross Construction Cost £7.4 million
Some Recent Projects
St Joseph's RC School, Harrow A new block comprising offices, reception area, multi-use hall and classrooms on 2 levels with disabled access to both. Architect: Johnson and Partners Construction Cost: £1.2m

		Kenton Learning Centre, Harrow A new ICT Unit in Harrow built to the highest environmental standards with modern methods of construction incorporated into the design. Architect: Wintersgill LLP Construction Cost: £1.1m

Holland Park, W11 A mixed development for Notting Hill Housing Trust comprising an in-situ reinforced concrete framed corner building (with basement) for residential and B1 use plus an adjoining timber-framed housing development designed to meet the intent of MMC. Architect: Calford Seadon Construction Cost: £3.6m

		John Grooms Care Home, Southend on Sea A new state-of-the-art care home for John Grooms. This was a difficult site which demanded interesting and challenging structural solutions. The upper floors are suspended from the roof structure to give a clear unobstructed space below. Architects: LSI Architects Construction Cost: £2.4m

Bishop Justus School, Bromley A secondary school for the Diocese of Rochester. Mostly steel framed with in-situ cantilevered, curved stair towers. Long span Sports Hall and deep Vierendeel trusses provide interesting structural features. Architects: Barron & Smith Construction Cost: £22m		© Andrew Holt Photography

		Bramley Road, W10 A mixed redevelopment for Notting Hill Housing Trust immediately adjacent railway. Steel frame with transition slab carrying lightweight steel frame above plus adjoining basement area. Architects: Calford Seadon Construction Cost: £3.1m

Holy Trinity C of E School, Richmond The existing defective hall building was demolished to make way for this new multipurpose hall. Features include tied glulaminated timber trusses supported on base, fixed cantilevered steel columns together with end gable. Constructed using steel reinforced hollow block masonry. Architects: Barron & Smith Construction Cost: £500,000

		Haslam House, Harrow A redevelopment to provide a part single, part two-storey residential care home for "People First" Harrow Council. The development is constructed from load-bearing masonry with concrete floors and a timber trussed rafter roof with the majority of the external elevations clad with Western Red Cedar weather-boarding. Architects: The Wilson Partnership Construction Cost: £1m

Mill Road, Hertford We are delighted to be involved in the structural and civil design works of this development which consists of 112 flats with a large basement carpark that covers 75% of the site area. The superstructure is a combination of reinforced concrete flat slab frames and traditional load-bearing masonry. Architects: David Wood Architects Construction Cost: £11m		© Andrew Holt Photography

© Andrew Holt Photography		New Sports Hall At Mark Hall School, Harlow The first six-court Optimum Sports Hall project setting a benchmark for new sports halls in England. The building is designed to achieve a balance between value engineering and minimum capital and long-term maintenance costs. Architects: ATP Group Construction Cost: £3.8m

The Honourable Artillery Company, London This new below-ground accommodation involved extensive temporary works. Architects: Carden & Godfrey Construction Cost: £6m

		Greig City Academy, Hornsey Our first City Academy project involving new-build plus conversion of existing school buildings. Built to a very tight programme on a poor site. Architects: Curl la Tourelle Construction Cost: £10.5m

	Academy at Peckham, Southwark City Academy sponsored by Lord Harris of Peckham. Mostly in-situ reinforced concrete flat slab construction. Three storey teaching blocks, sports hall and ancillary buildings. Architects: Curl la Tourelle Construction Cost: £23m

		All Saints Church, Dulwich A complicated repair and conversion of an existing Listed church. Temporary works design played a significant part to enable a smooth running construction process. Architects: Thomas Ford & Partners Construction Cost: £5.7m

Hampstead, NW3 Replacing an existing outdated corner house into an extended family home using modern fabrics. The structure of the house is designed mainly in timber and steel and is characterised by its timber vaulted roof forming the second floor. Architect: Monahan Blythen Construction Cost: £0.6m

		Christ School, Richmond A major enlargement of this School comprising Sports Hall and teaching facilities with a detached Music Block. Architect: Barron & Smith Construction Cost: £3.7m

Little Ilford Youth Centre We are pleased to have been involved in the refurbishment and extension of the existing youth centre to provide a new lifelong learning facility for the Little Ilford area. Architect: ATP Group Partnership Construction Cost: £1.8m

		Chingford Foundation School New Sports Hall, Changing Rooms, Administration and Classes Building The three buildings are part of an expansion programme which is near completion. The sport hall is characterised by a unique parabolic shaped roof, a north facing high level glazed curtain walling and 20m inside clear spans. The buildings were structured in steel, masonry and reinforced concrete. Architect: ATP Group Construction Cost: £3.5m

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