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HIGHCROSS   This project involves the fit out of a newly constructed shell into 144 residential apartments including communal areas and landscaped courtyards, 2 no. retail units in the shopping centre below were also soft stripped and fitted out. The residential units were at high level in 5 blocks spread about on a large shopping centre extension which was being built and fitted out at the same time... [view project]

THE MANOR CENTRE PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Manor Centre was previously a teaching building for Broxtowe College along with the facility for the 6th Beeston Scouts Group. The existing school buildings have been transformed into 18 stunning 1 and 2 bedroom modern apartments, 3 newly built contemporary buildings have been constructed having 63 apartments. The Scouts have benefited by moving into a purpose built 2 sto... [view project]

ANGLO SCOTIAN MILLS PROJECT DESCRIPTION The site is of historical interest in the Nottingham area consisting of the redevelopment of a former Mill Building (Francis Mill) and the construction of a new build apartment block architecturally sympathetic to the surroundings. There are 23 apartments in Francis Mill and 52 further apartments in the new 'Parkes' building. The project is the second and final phase of apartm... [view project]

EAST STREET PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project comprised the construction of 23 number new apartments over 7 floors on a very tight city centre site. The site had been used as a car park post housing a two storey building. Extensive groundworks were required and designed to the approval of party wall surveyors due to the existence of a 6 metre deep basement to the adjacent YMCA building. CFA piling was a requ... [view project]

SPRINGFIELD MILL PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project comprised the restoration and refurbishment of an existing grade II listed industrial mill building into 103 residential apartments on five floors and the restoration / refurbishment of the original gatehouse into two further apartments on two floors. Prior to refurbishment of the buildings commencing, the site was cleared of dilapidated outbuildings and the main ... [view project]

CASTLE BREWERY PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project consists of six Grade 2 listed buildings providing forty-five apartments with two new buildings providing a further five new apartments. Each building on the development has its own architectural features from the clock tower to the existing brewery offices and a glazed tower and gallery within the brewery penthouse apartment. The apartments were fully fitted out ... [view project]

DALBY HOUSE PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project comprised the demolition of outbuildings, conversion of the existing building with two three storey extensions to provide fourteen apartments. The new build element was designed along the same principles as the existing building with the facades being constructed using brickwork along with stone features and a slate roof. Internally the units were fully fitted ou... [view project]

WILLIAM BANCROFT BUILDING PROJECT DESCRIPTION The William Bancroft Building was originally constructed as a clothing mill and now totally refurbished to form a collection of spectacular 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. These properties offer enormous character and variety, from a total of 64 apartments, there are actually over 48 individual designs. Internal existing walls were sand blasted leaving featured exposed brickwo... [view project]

MAZDA BUILDING PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Mazda Building Scheme consisted of the conversion of existing offices to a retail unit with 3 apartments above the Campo Lane frontage and the conversion of the Victorian Warehouse premises on the St Peters close frontage to form offices at Basement and Ground floor levels together with 9 apartments on the upper floors. The buildings all fall within the Cathedral Conserva... [view project]

MORLEY MILLS PROJECT DESCRIPTION The design and build project provided fifty-nine high quality apartments and five high quality mews cottages in Daybrook, Nottingham. Apartment blocks B and C were formerly areas housing machinery for the Fine Wire Company with the cottage block A formerly being the company's offices. Common areas and staircases were constructed at either end of both blocks B and C to prov... [view project]

SHEAF APARTMENTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION Sheaf Apartments consisted of 52 New Build dwellings built in 3 blocks consisting of:Block 1: 12 apartments; Block 2: 32 apartments and Block 3: 8 apartments each consisting of 2 and3 bedrooms. Block 1 also contained the leisure area for all dwellings which consisted of the following: • Swimming Pool• Spa• Sauna• Full equipped changing facilities i.e. show... [view project]

WARWICK COURT The project consisted of the construction of 14 number new sheltered apartments along with the construction of a common lounge, kitchen and laundry room with linked wardens flat. Prior to construction commencing the site had to be cleared of existing industrial units / offices from its previous use; this also involved clearing the future phase 2 section of the site. The accommodation was provide... [view project]

SALES SUITE AND SHOW FLAT  PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project provides a temporary show apartment and sales suite for the 144 new build apartments being formed above the retail element of the Shires Shopping Centre extension. The project was carried out in a very tight timescale as there was only 1 weeks lead in from contract award and to further complicate matters the works were constructed within a live loading bay a... [view project]

5 TOWN HOUSES PROJECT DESCRIPTION Following extensive negotiations with the Local Planning Authority permission for the demolition of an old Milk Dairy building / Milk Float ports and construction of 5 No. 3 storey, 4 bedroom, town houses was obtained. Due to the close proximity of the Louth Canal the first activity following demolition and site clearance was CFA piling of the foundations, which required dept... [view project]