North East School of Independent Learning (SILC) Leeds
This is a new school for specialist learning located on the site of a historic redundant specialist learning school. As the school is located on a sloping site, a split level ‘L’ shaped design has been produced to minimise site earthworks and also enable the many stats, which cross the site, to remain insitu without diversion.
South School of Independent Learning (SILC) Leeds
A new school for specialist learning. The new structure is a 2 storey building of regular shape constructed of SIPs panels with intermediate steelwork to enhance the structural rigidity. The ground under the structure was improved by vibro improved to limit the settlements under the desired loads.
Roundhay School, Leeds
The structure is a multi-storey steel braced frame supporting precast concrete floors and a lightweight roof structure. The foundation solution comprised traditional pad foundations and strip footings bearing onto the underlying stiff clays or bedrock.
Environment Building, University of York
A 4 storey steel framed structure for the University of York. This project was won through competitive D&B tender with Morgan Sindall. The client’s tender drawings indicated a fully piled structure with green roof, roof top plant and several different cladding systems.
Stile Common Primary School, Huddersfield
Stile Common school was a new build primary school constructed within the grounds of the existing operational primary school. As such, phasing was critical.
Stephenson College, Coalville
Construction of a new adult education college to replace the existing Victorian town centre building. The site required extensive reclamation and earthworks before construction could commence. The project was won in a Design & Build competition with Mowlem Building and required extensive value engineering of previous proposals which were economically non-viable.
Bath House, University of Huddersfield
The Bath House which consisted of the refurbishment of existing units to be repurposed as a café and gallery. The grade II listed building was built in 1955 as part of the Thomas Broadbent Engineering complex.