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2025 Award Wins

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News & Views 2025 Awards Back to news & views As we transition into 2026, we are reflecting on the incredible recognition that Neilcott achieved in 2025: 🏆 Award Wins✅ CIVIC TRUST AWARDS: Brewers Hall✅ CIVIC TRUST AWARDS: Sidcup Storyteller✅ CIVIC TRUST AWARDS: National Youth Theatre✅ Wood Awards: Chowdhury Walk✅ Architects’ Journal Awards: The Portico✅ Considerate Constructors Scheme Site Awards: Gayhurst School✅ SOUTH COAST PROPERTY AWARDS: Fareham Live ✅ RIBA LONDON: Sidcup Storyteller✅ NLA AWARD: Notting Hill & Ealing High School✅ LABC: Farm Lane 📋 Shortlists➡️ Procure Partnerships Framework NPEA Awards (Property of the Year, South): King George Hospital➡️ Procure Partnerships Framework NPEA Awards (Social Value Impact) King George Hospital➡️ Procure Partnerships Framework NPEA Awards (Construction Project of the Year): Churchill Court➡️ Architects’ Journal Awards: Harrow SchoolEducation Estates® Exhibition | Conference | Awards (Refurb of the Year): Kingston University, Penrhyn Road➡️ Considerate Constructors Scheme Grand Gala: Employer of the Year➡️ CIVIC TRUST AWARDS (Selwyn Goldsmith Awards): Shipman Youth Zone

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Neilcott 2025 Round Up

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News & Views 2025 Round up Back to news & views Wrapping Up an Incredible 2025 at Neilcott  This year, we’re proud to have:💸 Achieved a turnover of £153m 🏛️ Successfully completed 24 projects🏗️ Secured 26 new projects 👷‍♂️ Engaged with 370+ subcontractors & suppliers🧾 An improved carbon intensity ratio of 5.99 tco2e per £million turnover🏆 Achieved 7 Design & PCR BREEAM certificates ♻️ 98% of waste diverted from landfill 🎉 A huge thank you to our brilliant teams, clients, and partners for making these achievements possible. 📹 Videography: Robby Whitfield Central Photography | 3DH Photography | Ashley Read | Steve Rolls🎵 Audio: Jazzy-Abstract-Beat-11254-Coma-Media-Pixabay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Xh9Gb6Xl0

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King Offa

Residential, Traditional /

King Offa & Norman Close High-quality, sustainable homes on a complex urban site with innovative design and strong community impact. Affordable Housing Network Rail Interface BAPA Urban Area Client:St Albans City & District Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£4.3m The King Offa & Norman Close project, situated in urban St Albans involved the design and construction of 14 new homes on a two-part site, including the former King Offa Public House and an adjacent strip of land previously used for temporary accommodation. The scheme has delivered a mix of housing, including a two-bedroom wheelchair-adapted bungalow, two four-bedroom detached homes and eleven three-bedroom homes. The timber-framed dwellings feature pitched roofs, concrete tile finishes, brickwork elevations, UPVC windows and air source heat pumps to provide sustainable heating.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR king offa & norman close Next

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Riverside Primary School

Education, Traditional /

Riverside Primary Retaining historic features of the listed building while enhancing educational facilities Live Site Grade II Listed Protection of Historic Features BREEAM Client:London Borough of Southwark Contract:JCT Standard with Contractor Design Value:£5.3m The Victorian Grade II listed Riverside Primary School was carefully adapted and extended to enhance its teaching and dining facilities while preserving its historic character. The project included a new teaching, entrance, and kitchen/dining block, along with the refurbishment of the east corner of the existing building. Sustainability was a key focus, with features such as a green roof installation, enhancing environmental performance while providing additional educational opportunities for students. The project successfully blended modern functionality with the heritage of the site, creating a high-quality learning environment for future generations. Built to BREEAM credentials. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Riverside Primary Next

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Project Completion: Riverside School

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News & Views Project Completion: Riverside Primary Back to news & views We are happy to announce the completion of Riverside Primary School for London Borough of Southwark At Riverside Primary School, we have retained the historic features of the listed building, whilst carefully adapting & enhancing teaching & dining facilities. The project successfully blends modern functionality with the heritage of the site, creating high-quality learning environments for future generations. The project included: Demolition of an existing teaching block, caretaker’s house, playground canopies & dividing walls, to make way for a new single-storey extension, seamlessly integrating with the existing main school building. New teaching block, entrance & kitchen/dining block Extensive soft & hard landscaping improvements Refurbishment of the east corner of the existing building Sustainability was a key focus, with features such as a green roof installation, enhancing environmental performance while providing additional educational opportunities for students. Meaningful Social Value was also a key focus on this scheme & we provided: Recruitment of 11 local employees 20 weeks of meaningful paid placements 1 week of student work experience 2 site visits from the school children & staff 42 weeks of apprenticeships supported Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Training for all staff

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Manor SIL

Design & Build, Residential /

Manor SIL Delivering an exemplary Supported Independent Living scheme for working age adults in the local area Healthcare provision LETI standards Landscaping Multi stakeholder Client:Surrey County CouncilContract:JCT D&BValue:£6.8m Built upon the former Manor School site, we have delivered an exemplary Supported Independent Living scheme for working age adults in the local area, creating a place to call home that meets people’s long-term accommodation and support needs. The scheme has involved the design and construction of 1 two-storey apartment block with 6 one-bedroom, self-contained flats and a communal lounge. Each flat has a private garden or balcony, with sufficient width to accommodate a patio table, two chairs and a wheelchair. The scheme also includes 2 three-storey semi-detached townhouses, each with 5 ensuite bedrooms and shared communal facilities. The communal facilities include a lounge/dining room, separate kitchen, laundry room and an accessible WC on the ground floor and activity room on the first floor. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Manor SIL Previous Next

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Littlehampton Seafront

Community & Leisure​ /

Littlehampton Seafront Transformation of key coastal infrastructure to enhance visitor experience and community use Accessibility requirements PV panels Sectional completion Client:Arun District Council Contract:NEC4 Engineering & Construction Contract Value:£6.4m Procured via a two stage design and build contract through the PAGABO framework, the project has helped to deliver the council’s Vision of fulfilling Arun’s economic potential. The Main Works comprised of the demolition of the existing WC block & replacement with new, including accessible toilets, changing places & external showers. As well as improvements & expansion of the West Green Car Park, & provision of a new concession area, activity hub & volleyball & basketball areas. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Littlehampton Seafront Previous Next

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Staines Community Hub

Community & Leisure​, Design & Build /

Staines Community Hub Refurbishment of the existing library to enhance community facilities Library & community spaces Live site H&S interface Extensive stakeholder engagement Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£2.5m Refurbishment of a vacant unit in Elmsleigh Shopping Centre to create the Staines ‘Hub,’ a central point for community support, information & advice. Housing the Spelthorne Museum, the library, café, community room, toilets & flexible meeting spaces, integrating partners like Citizens Advice, Voluntary Action, the Register Office & the Youth Hub, with lettable space for local organisations. The two-level space, with the museum & library on the ground floor, is designed for accessibility & inclusivity. The project supports Surrey’s Greener Future strategy with energy-efficient systems, smart lighting, water-saving fixtures & sustainable materials, prioritising local procurement. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Staines Community Hub Previous Next

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Weybridge Library Hub

Community & Leisure​, Design & Build /

Weybridge Hub Refurbishment of the existing library to enhance community facilities Live environment Fit Out Public H&S interface Extensive stakeholder engagement Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£5.5m Refurbishment of the existing Weybridge Library, to create the new Weybridge ‘Hub’, housing the library along with a range of other services and facilities, accessible to all Weybridge residents. The building required significant refurbishment to bring it up to modern standards. The internal finishes, fittings and MEP were stripped and replaced, and the internal layout reconfigured to suit the intensified and multimodal use of the building. The scheme also features a new Lyngsoe ‘Super Access’ system that enables library cardholders to access the library during extended hours. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Weybridge Hub Previous Next

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Kingston University, Penrhyn Road

Design & Build, Education /

Kingston University Improving and updating the facilities at Penrhyn Road Campus to enhance the student experience Higher Education Refurb & Fit Out Live Site BREEAM Excellent Client:Kingston University Estates Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£16.1m Neilcott were appointed to undertake major refurbishment works at Kingston University’s Penrhyn Road Campus. The project has been delivered in two phases, with work commencing in the vacant library space which has been transformed into the new home of the Union of Kingston Students, followed by refurbishment of the old student union space, into a new Careers Centre. The project scope also captured works to circulation corridor spaces, external landscaping and a new main building reception. As well as the creation of a new catering area, a relax zone, collaboration working areas and improved external landscapes. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Kingston University, Penrhyn Road Previous Next

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