No.1 Spinningfields Fit Out

No.1 Spinningfields Fit Out

by | Oct 21, 2016

No.1 Spinningfields – Squire Patton Bogg’s HQ Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We provided MEP Consultancy services for the fit out of international legal practice, Squire Patton Boggs new offices based in Manchester.

Our client occupied 27,500 sq ft of workspace in Allied London’s No.1 Spinningfields, constructed by BAM. We joined Gardiner and Theobald and Sheppard Robson on the project team.

The fit out works comprise reception, open plan and cellular offices, support areas, full catering kitchen, conference facility and server room.

Our duties included:

  • Due diligence review of the landlords design and specification
  • Assisting the client with the development of the fit out brief and specification
  • Liaison with the base build construction team
  • Stage 4 Design with 3D coordination of fit out package
  • Tender, review and negotiations
  • Construction monitoring

The Sustainability design features incorporated within the project included:

  • Lighting control for occupancy and daylight sensing
  • High efficiency EC motors on the fan coil units
  • Energy metering / monitoring
  • CHP

 

About This Project

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CLIENT : Squire Patton Boggs

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ARCHITECT : Sheppard Robson

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PROJECT MANAGER : Gardiner & Theobald

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PROJECT VALUE : £3 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: October 2015 - December 2017

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No.1 First Street, Manchester

No.1 First Street, Manchester

by | Oct 21, 2016

No.1 First Street, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We were MEP Consultants for the refurbishment and fit out of the former BT building at Grand Island, now known as No. 1 First Street.

This seven-storey, 180,000 sq ft, Grade A, BREEAM Excellent office building became home to Manchester City Council during their 3 million sq ft masterplan development of the area around Whitworth Street West in the city centre of Manchester.

The building was designed to run independently or have the ability to connect to a borehole farm planned for the site.

ASK were highly satisfied with the services received and through professional recommendation Hannan Associates were awarded the Tenant Fit Out Design contract associated with occupation of the building by Manchester City Council during the refurbishment of Manchester Town Hall.

We have subsequently monitored a number of tenant fit outs on behalf of ASK Developments in No. 1 First Street including FCE Bank, Gazprom and Auto Trader.

About This Project

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CLIENT : ASK Real Estate

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ARCHITECT : BDP Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £35 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: July 2007 – July 2009

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Newbury Racecourse Redevelopment

Newbury Racecourse Redevelopment

by | Oct 21, 2016

Newbury Racecourse Redevelopment

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates were retained MEP Consultants for Newbury Racecourse over a 12 year period.

We provided Building Services Engineering and Utilities Infrastructure services for each phase of the work during the redevelopment of the racecourse.

The £20 M redevelopment included:

o New East & South Entrance buildings

o New pre-parade ring and saddling stalls

o Refurbished parade ring and new winners enclosure

o New 36-bedroom hotel, The Lodge

o New Owners Club including hospitality space and office space for the Racecourse

o Refurbishment of The Pall Mall and Royal Box

o Refurbishment of the stable block

o New accommodation for the ‘stable lads’

o New Rocking Horse Nursery

o Improved access to the racecourse via a new bridge

o Upgraded external lighting, landscaping and car parking.

The Heartspace scheme focused on the redevelopment of the heart of the racecourse, undertaken in phases to ensure racing has been able to continue throughout the works. 

The enabling works phase involved refurbishment works to the stables and ‘stables’ lads accommodation paving the way for construction of The Lodge and Rocking Horse Nursery.

The main Heartspace works were then split across 3 phases, working around the racing calendar. Phase A involved construction of the Owners Club, pre parade ring and saddling stalls. Phase B involved construction of the East Entrance and Phase C completed the refurbishment of the parade ring, construction of a new winners enclosure and South Entrance building.

 

Newbury Racecourse Heartspace Redevelopment Complete

 

About This Project

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CLIENT : Newbury Racecourse

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ARCHITECT : KKA Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £20 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2010 – 2022

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Neptune Marina, Ipswich

Neptune Marina, Ipswich

by | Oct 20, 2016

Neptune Marina, Ipswich

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Neptune Marina based at Neptune Quay is a hub of activity with a mix of vibrant restaurants, cafes, interesting shops, apartments and awesome views of the water, overlooking yachts and powerboats. The entire wet dock area has seen extensive regeneration in recent years.

Hannan Associates were brought on board by The Redrow Group to provide MEP services for the new mixed use development consisting of 113, one and two bedroom luxury apartments, together with 4 penthouses overlooking the Marina. The development also included two levels of car parking, whilst the ground floor includes areas for restaurants, retail units, chandlery boathouse and a marina office.

About This Project

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CLIENT : The Redrow Group

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ARCHITECT : BUJ Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £14 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2002 – 2005

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National Football Museum, Manchester

National Football Museum, Manchester

by | Oct 20, 2016

National Football Museum, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This project involved the relocation of the National Football Museum (NFM) from Preston North End Football Stadium, to Urbis in Manchester City Centre.  The NFM at Urbis is a new Museum, building on the successes of the museum at Preston and of Urbis in developing an innovative exhibition programme.

The overall project required conversion of the Urbis building, including building modifications and the design and installation of exhibition spaces, plus fixed and interactive exhibits. Mechanical and Electrical formed a significant portion of the building fabric alterations works.

The project was delivery successfully on time and in budget and the museum opened on 6th July 2012.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Manchester City Council & Cruden Group Ltd

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ARCHITECT : AFL Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £10 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: July 2010 – June 2012

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