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Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum Refurbishment & restoration of Grade I listed museum & gallery areas Listed Occupied Site Complex Logistics Specialist Finishes Client: Natural History Museum Contract:Various      Value: £Various Works have included refurbishment, upgrades to building fabric and MEP systems, accessibility improvements and restoration of historic features, including stonework and roofing. Key projects include the Anthropology Store, Spencer Gallery, Jerwood Gallery and the Walter Rothschild Building, Tring Gallery. “I have always found working with Neilcott an enjoyable experience… Whilst building contracts don’t always run smoothly, Neilcott have always worked with the design teams to ensure Client satisfaction. The project in the Spencer Gallery went very well.”  David Merry, Baker Mallet GALLERY IMAGES FOR Natural History Museum Previous Next

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Bishopsgate Institute

Bishopsgate Institute Refurbishment & restoration of Grade II* listed live education establishment. Upgrades included access requirements and other facilities required for disabled persons Phased Listed Structural Alterations Client: Bishopsgate Institute Contract:JCT Standard Building Contract with Quantities         Value:£4m Upgrading of the decorative standard in the form of sympathetic restoration to prime aspects of the building. The works included re-establishing the high level lantern light and natural passive ventilation when weather conditions allowed. Comfort cooling was included and walls were acoustically treated. Meeting and teaching rooms were refurbished and upgraded in terms of technological and access requirements. Staff rooms and “green room” facilities were also upgraded and a new vibrant cafe was created with a flexible space for receptions, events and exhibitions.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR Bishopsgate Institute Previous Next

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The Bridge Leisure Centre

The Bridge Leisure Centre The Bridge Leisure Centre is one of Horsham’s most significant investments, designed to meet the needs of their growing community. Steel Frame SIPS Sport England Compliant Stakeholder Engagement Client:Horsham District Council Contract:JCT D&B Value:£9.6m The new ‘inspirational offer’ of high-quality facilities and programmes was designed to drive participation, developing a positive relationship with the existing adjacent facilities to create an accessible, integrated and complementary ‘sports village’. Facilities within the new two-storey leisure centre include a 70+ station fitness suite, 3 dance & multi-purpose studios, virtual cycling studio, treatment rooms, 6-court sports hall, changing facilities including fullaccessible ‘Changing Places’ facilities, sensory room, 154m2 Clip & Climb indoor climbing space, administration offices, reception and café area. “This is an absolutely wonderful place, a superb facility for Horsham and our surrounding community” Jeremy Quin, Horsham MP GALLERY IMAGES FOR The Bridge Leisure Centre Previous Next

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Chichester Enterprise Centre

Chichester Enterprise Centre Design and construction of a new Managed Workspace Business Centre, providing a mix of office & workshop units available on flexible letting terms Multi-user Network Rail BAPA Steel Frame Client: Chichester District Council Contract:JCT Design & Build  Value:£5.6m The centre is specifically targeted at the needs of small businesses in the area and is part of the Chichester District Council (CDC) programme of development in the district, with the intention of helping to promote new business opportunities and create jobs. The centre provides a maximum of 84 individual lettable units to cater for the requirements of a wide range of potential start-up and small businesses. “This dedicated, modern facility will enable businesses to grow and flourish, helping to create new, high quality jobs for local people.” Gillian Keegan Conservative MP for Chichester GALLERY IMAGES FOR Chichester Enterprise Centre Previous Next

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Frimley Park Hospital

Frimley Park Hospital Neilcott has successfully delivered multiple projects at Frimley Park Hospital since 2013. Phasing Occupied Hospital Site Complex M&E Infection Control Health Standards Client:Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Contract:Various Value:Various Projects have been wide-ranging – from new build extensions, remedial RAAC roof, wall and general building condition repairs, through to major refurbishment works to provide state-of-the-art facilities across multiple wards and operating theatres fitted out to exacting standards.   “Neilcott work exceptionally well with the capital team and users impacted on the schemes. Their communication is excellent and they will always work with you to limit disruption and simplify works where possible to reduce cost and programme to the trust.” Jan Smith – Senior Project ManagerFrimley Health NHS Foundation Trust GALLERY IMAGES FOR Frimley Park Hospital Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Property of Central Photography Previous Next

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St John Street

St John Street When the tenant of 52-54 St. John Street decided to relocate, the owner Columbia Threadneedle, took the opportunity to consider their options for refurbishment of this office building. Basement Party Wall Structural Alterations Client: Columbia Threadneedle Contract: Project and Building ConsultancyValue: £3.5m Comprehensive refurbishment of the existing building to provide Grade A office space with a contemporary look and feel. The project involved a complicated structural “cut and carve” to relocate the central core and lifts, in order to provide improved space utilisation on each floor as well as a new glazed walkway to link the front and rear buildings and enclose the previous external courtyard. Design features include good natural light, exposed iron columns, ash timber flooring, new air conditioning throughout, new LED linear lighting to the front building and “industrial” style high bay lights to the rear.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR St John Street Previous Next

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Fred Styles House

Fred Styles House

Fred Styles House Delivering new high-quality homes and sustainable communities in Greenwich.  Community Liaison Repeat Customer Traditional Construction Client:Meridian Home Start    Contract: JCT D&B Value:£8.7m Fred Styles House was previously a sheltered housing block, that provided 42 bed sits. Sitting unused since 2013, Neilcott were appointed to demolish the existing building and develop 37 units consisting of 29 houses, 7 flats and 1 maisonette. The new development creates a neighbourhood of terraced houses running along Charlton Church Lane, and a series of mews streets which run perpendicular connecting into the urban fabric behind the site. Glazed screens lead into a generous open plan kitchen dining room. Stairs lead up to bedrooms and to a light and airy open plan living room with fully glazed screens leading out onto a secluded sun trap roof terrace. Low cost, robust but high quality brick detailing was integral to the project. Traditionally built brick arches front a number of the homes and help create a semi-private space where people can put out pots and plants, wellies and umbrellas. Other brick details include projecting brick surrounds to pop-up windows, arched window heads, soldier and header courses, articulated parapets and beautiful angled window reveals on prominent corners. “A a masterclass of working the humble brick – with such finesse and artistry! Sculptural, whimsical, bold and well-articulated architecture – these homes sit very well on site – with clever and sensitive referencing to the verticality of the nearby church tower.” Judge from Architects Choice Award GALLERY IMAGES FOR Fred Styles House Previous Next

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Brampton Manor Academy

BRAMPTON MANOR ACADEMY Design & construction of three new buildings, including a 5 Court Sports Hall, 6th Form Dining Hall & Year 7 Provision. Occupied Site Sport England Compliant Stakeholder Liaison Client: London Borough of Newham Contract: JCT D&B       Value: £21.4m Providing high-quality accommodation for the expanded school to build on current success. We delivered an all-weather and internal sport provision, a new 6th-form dining hall to increasing dining capacity across the school and new accommodation for Year 7 students to minimise increasing problematic congestion in the existing building. “Neilcott manage effective stakeholder engagement – really digging in to find out what the project drivers/goals are and understand end user requirements – then managing the best way to achieve these.”                                                                                Liam Keaveney Head of Capital Commissioning GALLERY IMAGES FOR BRAMPTON MANOR ACADEMY Previous Next

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Abbey Court SEN School

Previous Next Abbey Court SEN School Multi-phase project to create new purpose-built CLT facilities to enable expansion and continued provision of the highest standard of SEN education and care. SEN Facilities Cross Laminated Timber Extensive Groundworks Phased Hydrotherapy Pool Client:Medway Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:Phase 1 – £11mPhase 2 – £9.9m Utilising a CLT solution, works for the new Abbey Court SEN School have provided state-of-the-art facilities, external areas and staff parking. Incuding a Sports Hall, Assembly Hall and Hydrotherapy Pool provision to create a central shred spine between the primary and secondary school areas. “Neilcott proactively engaged with the school to develop a specialist understanding of the educational needs of its pupils. By taking an active role Neilcott delivered a high-quality specialist building that provides the highest standard in education and support.” Lewis Small – Head of Operations, Medway Council GALLERY IMAGES FOR Abbey Court SEN School Previous Next

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Hampton School Quad Infill

Hampton School A creative and transformational project converting an unused external quad into an inspirational hub space for the school. Occupied Site Complex Logistics Structural Alterations Client: Hampton School Contract:JCT Standard Building Contract with Quants        Value: Quad Infill – £4.8mTB4 – £3m Working closely with the operational school in multiple phases, we delivered the expansion and renewal of specialist teaching spaces. This included a vertical extension of an existing two-storey block, construction of a new three-storey teaching and offices block, including a Central Pod with quiet study and a Quad space between the Central Pod and surrounding buildings. “The three-storey development within the existing Hammond Quad area of the School represents one of the most significant engineering challenges undertaken on our site. The centre significantly enhances the School’s existing teaching facilities and also provides an innovative study area for our Sixth Formers. It offers Hamptonians flexible work spaces, along with private study areas and individual workstations.” Hampton School GALLERY IMAGES FOR Hampton School Previous Next

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