Shae Davies

News & Views Winner of PPF’s NPEA Awards: Project of the Year Back to news & views We had so much fun at Procure Partnerships Framework‘s National Project Excellence Awards. It was an honour to celebrate the very best in the industry and we are thrilled to announce that our Churchill Court Fit Out scheme has won the South Project of the Year Award! 🏆 It was our pleasure to attend the ceremony to celebrate the very best in the industry & the impact of essential projects across the UK. Congratulations to all of the winners and nominees, and a huge well done to the Neilcott Fit Out team for all of their hard work to secure the win for South Project of the Year. From staff volunteering at Bromley Borough Foodbank & working with London South East Colleges to provide meaningful employment, skills & training opportunities for local people, to facilitating site tours for students studying carpentry, electrical installation, plumbing & engineering, giving back to the communities that we build in is a core value for us at Neilcott and we’re delighted that this has been recognised in this award. The exciting project for London Borough of Bromley provides a modern, purpose-built office space at Churchill Court. Works include:➡ Internal CAT B fit out works➡ Refurbished main reception➡ Secondary reception serving its residents➡ A new democratic hub with committee rooms Council chambers➡ A mayoral suite➡ Introduction of updated mechanical & electrical plant. The new facilities provide a fresh working environment, serving as the council’s new headquarters. Next

News & Views Project Completion: The Crick Institute Back to news & views We are thrilled to have reached practical completion at the Crick, where we have delivered an ambitious ‘Skylab’, a highly-technical and complex build to provide an additional two floors of laboratory and office space – on the 8th floor rooftop of the Francis Crick Institute, in-between the iconic canopies. This has been a truly inspirational project to be involved with, requiring diligent technical and logistical planning from the outset and extremely close collaboration throughout. It’s great to see the Skylab built, operating and providing space for science.Remaining operational 24/7, 365 days a year, with 1500 staff, including 1250 scientists running critical, highly-sensitive experiments 24/7, the project required in-depth collaborative planning and ongoing communication to ensure that operations remained ‘business as usual’. In-line with the Crick’s ethos, sustainability has also been a key priority and the project has been designed and built to achieve a ‘Gold’ SKA rating. Next

News & Views Neilcott Trainee Site Manager T-Level Results Back to news & views Well done Jacob Parks! Everyone at Neilcott Construction Limited is so proud of our Trainee Site Manager. We are thrilled to announce that Jacob has received his T-Level results and has achieved a Distinction* – We are even more thrilled to announce that Jacob is the only person nationwide in 2024 to achieve a Distinction* in Design, Surveying and Planning. Congratulations on this remarkable result Jacob. Jacob started his journey at Neilcott in January, working 2 days a week whilst attending MidKent College, and joined us full time upon finishing his exams in May. Here, Jacob is pictured on-site at our Sandringham SEN School project and has worked on our Shipman Youth Centre scheme, both for London Borough of Newham and is currently working on our London Borough of Bromley Churchill Court site. Jacob now looks forward to attending the University of Westminster in September to begin his HNC Site Supervisor degree apprenticeship with us. We can’t wait to see all of the brilliant things Jacob will achieve, and Neilcott will be there every step of the way to support him. We love seeing our trainees grow and progress with their #CareersInConstruction and are actively finding ways to support that continued growth. Next

Skills for a sustainable skyline News & Views We are joining the City of London Corporation’s “Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce” Back to news & views We are joining the City of London Corporation’s “Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce”, with our Sustainability & Submissions Director Ashleigh Goss as an Associate Member of the Task Group. Joining other influential and representative leaders from across the sustainable commercial built environment, we will be championing the Taskforce and supplying insights and resources for the Task Groups. The Taskforce has been created in response to the growing skills gap in the built environment sector, which has been creating a significant barrier to achieving London’s net zero carbon targets. Composed of employers, education and training providers, industry bodies and national and local government, to address the green skills gaps in the commercial built environment. Neilcott is excited to be involved with such influential and important initiatives. Click here to read more about the initiative & recommendations in the Skyline Skills Report. Previous Next

Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist News & Views Our Chowdhury Walk development on Daubeney Road has been shortlisted for yet another award! Back to news & views Our Chowdhury Walk development on Daubeney Road has been shortlisted for yet another award! RIBA has announced the 6-strong shortlist for the Stephen Lawrence Prize 2024, with projects presenting a fusion of social purpose and restorative design. Founded by Baroness Doreen Lawrence OBE and the Marco Goldschmeid Foundation, the annual prize was established in 1998 in memory of Stephen Lawrence, a teenager and aspiring architect who was the victim of a fatal racist attack in 1993. Intended to encourage new talent and inspire others in the early stages of their architectural career, the award exclusively recognises projects led by an early career project architect. This is typically someone who has qualified within five years prior to the project’s completion date. It is an honour to see our project make the shortlist, which is a sculptural infill development heralding the beginnings of an ambitious programme of new generation council housing by London Borough of Hackney. Congratulations to all those involved, in particular AL-JAWAD PIKE, who designed the Chowdhury Walk development. Previous Next

AJ Retrofit and Reuse Award Shortlist News & Views Temple Building, Brighton Girls School shortlisted for AJ Retrofit and Reuse Awards Back to news & views We are thrilled to share that our project, The Temple Building, Brighton Girls School designed by Walters & Cohen Architects has been shortlisted for the AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards 2024, in the category of Conservation and Historic (up to £5 million). The AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards celebrate architectural expertise and ingenuity in the physical and environmental adaption and upgrade of buildings, and the reuse of building materials and structure in response to the climate emergency and changing requirements of use. Works Neilcott Construction Limited delivered for the Grade II Listed Temple Building included the internal configuration of the Basement, Ground Floor, First and Second floors to provide upgraded teaching and admin facilities. The ground floor was converted into a coffee-shop-style space for everyday study and socialising as well as presentations, conferences and events. A library/study, presentation room and makerspace surrounding the main area are easily adaptable so that they can be used separately or together. Works also converted the basement into a music centre, with music classrooms, practice rooms, a flexible performance space and specialist music storage. Whilst the second floor provides a new sixth for space. To ensure the space was as functional and as practical as it could be, we conducted workshops with students of the school, who gave great insights into what they wanted for studying and socialising, particularly in terms of furniture. Previous Next

Architects’ Journal – YMCA News & Views Stunning Photos from our YMCA project in the Architects’ Journal Back to news & views Stunning photos from our YMCA project in the Architects’ Journal. The scheme’s first phase provides purpose-built supported living for 121 residents in south-west London, with ensuite bathrooms, shared cooking & communal facilities, a public gym and café. The space also provides training and counselling spaces, and commercial space for let, all of which will support the YMCA’s residents journey to independent living. The YMCA St Paul’s Group is a provider of youth and community services and is one of London’s largest providers of specialist supported housing. YMCA residents had active involvement in designing the internal layouts for the building and choosing furniture, collaborating with interior designer Space Positive – who specialises in psychologically informed environments and trauma informed spaces. The buildings sustainability features include extensive green roofs to provide insulation, absorb rainwater and create a habitat for wildlife, alongside bird and bat boxes designed to encourage birds and bats into the areas. Read the full article here for more information: https://lnkd.in/ebpJbdhj Previous Next