Khalsa Science Academy, Leeds

Khalsa Science Academy, Leeds

by | Oct 20, 2016

Khalsa Science Academy, Leeds

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This project involves the adaption of an existing vacant education facility (a 1950s predominantly single storey accommodation) to create a new two form entry, 420 place primary school for children from foundation stage to key stage 2.

The works include demolition of obsolete areas and major refurbishment of existing premises and a part new build two storey extension to increase the size of the premises to accommodate 420 pupils plus staff (2,072m2 GIFA), plus associated external works to the car park, landscaping, playground and sports field.

The works are intended to include but not limited to new roof coverings, masonry repairs, structural alteration, new glazing/curtain walling, replacement of M&E, new internal partitions, new joinery, new finishes, and a new build extension.

The premises are expected to be used outside of normal school hours for a wide range of community uses and consideration should be given to the provision of flexible spaces for a variety of uses and access arrangements outside of school hours to limit community access to specific parts of the school only.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Khalsa Science Academy & Eric Wright

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ARCHITECT : JM Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £22 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: November 2015 – ongoing

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Staybridge Suites, Newcastle

Staybridge Suites, Newcastle

by | Oct 19, 2016

Staybridge Suites, Newcastle

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The development consists of the construction of a new hotel including 88 studio suites and 40 one bedroom suites and common areas. Situated on Melbourne Street the development comprises of a ground and five upper floors, each room is an integrated living space including cooking and working areas. All rooms were fully fitted out and designed with the constrained site restrictions in mind.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Trinity Development Company

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ARCHITECT : Reid Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £13.2 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: July 2006 – October 2012

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Kampus, Manchester

Kampus, Manchester

by | Oct 19, 2016

Kampus, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannan Associates were part of the Development Team for the £150M Kampus city centre neighbourhood project on Aytoun Street in Manchester.

The project is a joint venture between Capital & Centric and Henry Boot Developments who acquired Manchester Metropolitan University’s 250,000 sq ft Aytoun Street campus in March 2014, when the University relocated to the new £75m All Saints Campus off Oxford Road.

Our role included the Site infrastructure, MEP services and Lift design from concept to Stage 3 and the preparation of a D&B tender package for the works. Our role in the team included product appraisal and definition, brief development and the evaluation of a number of possible strategies for the services.

The development included the retention and conversion of the existing 1960’s university tower block and the listed Minto & Turner and Minsull House buildings, alongside new structures to provide 500 apartments, leisure, retail and car parking facilities.

Kampus has regenerated and enhanced an important area in the centre of Manchester, providing private rental accommodation set within a landscaped public realm which includes the only remaining untouched cobble street in Manchester and buildings of historical interest. The ground floor hosting restaurants, bars, cafes and retail spaces within the new and existing buildings, creating an exciting live hub and living destination.

 

 

About This Project

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CLIENT : Henry Boot + Capital & Centric

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ARCHITECT : Mecanoo Architects & Shedkm Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £150 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2015 – 2017

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St Pauls Square, Liverpool

St Pauls Square, Liverpool

by | Oct 19, 2016

St Pauls Square, Liverpool

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We are very proud to be part of the BCO award winning team that designed Building 4 at St Paul’s Square in Liverpool. The building designed by Architects RHWL and Muse Developments won ‘Commercial Workplace’ at the North of England Awards. The project also won Development of the Year at the the 2011 RICS North West awards.

St Pauls Square totals 1,650,000 sq ft of mixed-use space, incorporating offices, retail, cafes, restaurants and 285 new homes in the city centre of Liverpool. We provided the enhanced performance specification and monitoring for phases 2 and 3.

No. 4 St Paul’s Square is an 8 storey, 109,000 sq ft, Grade A office building which achieved a BREEAM Excellent rating.

No. 5 St Paul’s Square is a 133,000 sq ft Grade A office building, which was designed specifically to minimise energy usage, associated carbon production and utilise its own infrastructure to obtain a minimum of 10% of the building’s energy requirements, from an onsite renewable source.

This was achieved via the use of ground water source heat pumps, which provide the buildings heating and cooling. Overall the building achieved a 32% reduction in Carbon through a combination of passive and renewable measures. The building achieved a BREEAM Very Good rating

Awards:
2011 RICS Awards – Development of the Year
2012 BCO Northern Awards – Commercial Workplace

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CLIENT : English Cities Fund

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ARCHITECT : RHWL Architects

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PROJECT VALUE : £150 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2005 – 2011

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KAFD Children’s Museum, Riyadh

KAFD Children’s Museum, Riyadh

by | Oct 19, 2016

KAFD Children’s Museum, Riyadh

PROJECT OVERVIEW

As part of Spectrum MEP Consortium we are currently working for Thornton Tomasetti on this £20M Children’s Interactive Museum which is part of the overall vision of the King Abdullah Financial District master plan intended to create a new financial district in the city of Riyadh. The development offers a wide mix of offices, residential, educational, sports and cultural facilities of different types.

Our role in the project involves the MEP services design for parcel A10, The Children’s Interactive Museum based in the heart of the development. The proposed building is linked via skywalks to other adjacent attractor buildings (parcels) along with basement car park and retail units at various locations.

The multi level 14,684m² Children’s Interactive Museum building has been designed to capture the imagination of the visitors and the MEP design has been progressed to ensure the conditions within the building are to the highest standard for both comfort and the visual aspects of the exhibits/ attractions. The Museum exhibits are intended to be both educational and entertaining and all aspects of the installation are intended to compliment these requirements.

Thermal Dynamic Simulation Modeling is to be utilized to ensure that all associated HVAC systems achieve this high level of performance. Energy efficient systems to minimize water use and wastage will be incorporated along with high level and under floor power installations to allow flexibility as the exhibits develop and rotate during various stages. All design is being produced in line with LEED standards, Saudi Building code and associated local regulations.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Thorton Tomasetti

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ARCHITECT : Henning Larsen

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PROJECT VALUE : £20 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: February 2011 – December 2015

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