City of Manchester Stadium & Athletics Arena

City of Manchester Stadium & Athletics Arena

City of Manchester Stadium & Athletics Arena

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The City of Manchester Stadium was built for the Commonwealth Games held in Manchester during 2002 and converted to a football stadium for Manchester city following the games.

Hannan Associates provided checking duties and advice based on the wide experience gained in the design and execution of major stadia schemes. Hannans acted for the city council throughout all phases of the scheme. From design development, to installation and commissioning both for the commonwealth games and the occupation by Manchester City Football club. Hannan’s services also including the provision of on site engineers for the duration of construction and fitting out.

The engineers provided support for the building services maintenance contractors during the games including advice on problem solving. Part of the appointment was to identify deficiencies or over design in the scheme to provide value engineering advice to the design and build team.

Hannans were part of a team which included an architect and structural engineer; we worked together to provide a strategically coordinated design services approach.

Following the successful completion of the main scheme Hannan were appointed to design the building services for the Regional Athletics Arena and the management suite.

About This Project

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CLIENT : Manchester City Council

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ARCHITECT : Arup Associates

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PROJECT VALUE : £112 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2001 – 2004

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One Angel Square, Manchester

One Angel Square, Manchester

One Angel Square, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Hannans are very pleased to have been part of the team who designed the MEP Services for the 320,000 sq ft Co-operative Group Headquarters building – One Angel Square. 

Opened by the Queen on 14th November 2013, the new head office at One Angel Square Manchester was at the time officially the world’s greenest office building, with a BREEAM score of 95.16% – ‘Outstanding.’

The design of the building was driven by the Co-operative Group’s desire to create a Carbon Negative building. The sixteen storey office building was designed to achieve a BREEAM Outstanding rating, as well as an EPC ‘A’ rated near zero carbon building, with cutting edge integrated design.

The services design included 3D modelling, together with building modelling and dynamic simulation to calculate and assess the buildings energy consumption and potential EPC and DEC ratings.

The project has won numerous honors including both Design & Innovation, and Overall Project of the Year at the 2013 RICS Awards, BCO 2013 Corporate workplace of the year, Property Week 2012 Sustainability Achievement Award, and a 2013 BREEAM Award.

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CLIENT : The Co-Operative Group

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ARCHITECT : 3D Reid

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PROJECT VALUE : £100 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: 2009 - 2013

Ian Joyce

Ian Joyce

Director

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +44(0)161 337 2200

Awards

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Considerate Constructors Scheme Gold Award Builder & Engineer Awards Sustainable Project of the Year

2012

Green Apple Awards Bronze Award Property Week Awards Sustainable Achievement Award World Architecture Festival Future Project Office Shortlisted

2013

BREEAM Awards Best Office Building MIPIM Awards Best Office and Business Development National RICS Awards Project of the year National RICS Awards Design & Innovation award BCO Awards Coperate Workplace of the Year Manchester Society of Architects Awards Winner

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Vision Tameside, Manchester

Vision Tameside, Manchester

Vision Tameside, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We are very pleased to have been a part of the team who delivered Phase 2 of the ‘Vision Tameside’ master plan set to transform Ashton Town Centre. We have been undertaking the detailed design of the MEP Services and Infrastructure, as part of which we are assisting the Council with their environmental services strategy to help them meet their aspirations to create a sustainable building.

The Tameside One development includes a new Advanced Skills Centre for Tameside College alongside a new Joint Service Centre for the Council and others partners.

The 7,000sqm Advanced Skills Centre provides a new learning and skills centre for students studying vocational subjects including: hair and beauty, hospitality and catering, bakery and confectionery, travel and tourism and business skills.

The 6,000sqm Joint Service Centre incorporates a library, customer service centre, committee and training rooms and office accommodation for the Council and partners.

This phase of the development also includes a 2,150sq.m retail space for a Wilko’s store.

 

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CLIENT : Tameside Council and Robertson

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ARCHITECT : Ryder

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PROJECT VALUE : £36 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: Nov 2014 – May 2019

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Thornlea Care Home, Manchester

Thornlea Care Home, Manchester

Thornlea Care Home, Manchester

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The project comprised the construction of a new care home proving 48 care beds and 12 respite beds all with en-suite bathrooms on a Brownfield site. The care home includes a bistro, day care centre, communal sitting areas, communal kitchens, laundries, assisted Bathrooms, treatment room, fitness suite, library, shop and a salon. The accommodation has been designed to meet BREEAM 2008 very good for multi residential buildings.

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CLIENT : Community Integrated Care

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ARCHITECT : Pozzoni LLP

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PROJECT VALUE : £5 million

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CONTRACT DURATION: February 2010 – May 2012

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No.1 Spinningfields Fit Out

No.1 Spinningfields Fit Out

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

 

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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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