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Victoria Gate

Victoria Gate Fit out & refurbishment of Victoria Gate workplace for Surrey County Council Improved accessibility Bike store alterations Additional storage Fit out & refurbishment Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£2.6m Surrey County Council has announced it is to move some of its services into the Victoria Gate building in Woking. Neilcott have been appointed to deliver Phase 2 of the works for Victoria Gate, which include fit out and refurbishment. The works will include the formation of a new external ramp, basement shower modifications, bike store alterations & additional storage, ground floor office alterations, new fire lobbies and tea points, together with accessibility improvements. “This strategic move reaffirms Surrey County Council’s commitment to creating a conducive work environment while aligning with our broader objectives of sustainability and improved service delivery.” Natalie Bramhall, cabinet member for property, waste and infrastructure. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Victoria Gate Previous Next

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Fareham Car Parks

Fareham Car Parks Complex demolition of an underutilised multi-storey car park & construction of a new surface-level car park. Demolition Complex logistics EV charging points Client:Fareham Borough Council Contract:JCT D&B Value:£2.5m Following the careful demolition of the old Osborn Road Multi-storey Car Park, Neilcott provided a new car park with Electric Vehicle charging points. The new surface car park will be utilised by shoppers using the existing shopping centre and the new Fareham Live arts centre, which Neilcott also redeveloped.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR Fareham Car Parks Previous Next

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WSCC Decarbonisation

WSCC Decarbonisation Delivering the first phase of West Sussex County Council’s decarbonisation programme to support the council’s 2030 Energy Strategy Decarbonisation Fire stations Air source heat pumps PV panels Client:West Sussex County Council Contract:JCT SBC/XQ Value:£2m Delivery of the first phase of WSCC’s decarbonisation programme to support the council’s 2030 Energy Strategy, which seeks a resilient and equitable local energy transition through decarbonisation of energy sources. Works included decarbonisation upgrades to WSCC’s Glebelands Day Centre, Haywards Heath Fire Station, Midhurst Fire Station & Steyning Fire Station, providing new air source heat pumps, new heating systems, heating control modifications, PV panels, replacement of windows and doors, cavity insulation and new flat roofs to improve insulation. Gallery Images for WSCC Decarbonisation Previous Next

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Thames Road Depot

Thames Road Depot Asbestos removal works within a live operational depot & installation of a new roof Live site H&S interface Complex logistics Asbestos removal Client:London Borough of Bexley Contract:JCT Intermediate Building Contract Value:£1m Asbestos removal works at the Thames Road Vehicle Maintenance Depot and Service Yard for London Borough of Bexley. Works involved the removal of internal asbestos wall cladding under controlled conditions, inspections of all asbestos to ensure full removal and installation of a new roof. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Thames Road Depot 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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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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Marylebone High Street

Marylebone High Street Reinvigorating commercial, retail & education facilities on live site with constrained access Steel Frame Temporary Works Logistics Client:Howard de Walden Estates Contract:JCT Standard Building Contract Value:£9.5m Complex redevelopment works at historic 110 Marylebone High Street for repeat client Howard de Walden. Enabling and Main Works contracts involved whole building refurbishment and demolition of part of the existing building on St Vincent Street, along with new-build infill extension, internal structural alterations of the exiting building and fit-out works across the site. This created high quality new CAT A office space, two floors of leisure facilities for Soul Cycle and a new nursery space.   GALLERY IMAGES FOR Marylebone High Street Previous Next

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16 Waterloo Place

16 Waterloo Place Sensitively restoring an old bank, converting it to a CAT B commercial office, with gallery & temperature controlled archive storage CAT B Fit Out Restoration Works Grade II Listed Building Central London Client:ABG Images UK Contract:JCT IBC with Design Value:£1m 16 Waterloo Place is located in the City of Westminster and is a self-contained former banking hall. Waterloo Place was built in the early 1900s, is Grade II listed and lies within the St James Conservation Area. The project involved the refurbishment of the existing building to form a gallery space, office space & meeting areas. The works included demolishing the existing entrance lobby, alterations at basement level to enable an office fit out with bespoke joinery, including the construction of a temperature controlled negatives storage area, new finishes and M&E throughout, and alterationsto the mezzanine level to accommodate new meeting rooms. “Neilcott is a reliable main contractor and the successful refurbishment of 16 Waterloo Place is a testament to Neilcott’s competence. Should we have any future projects, we would not hesitate to engage their services again.” Jazz Gill, Chief Financial & Operations Officer, Iconic Images GALLERY IMAGES FOR 16 Waterloo Place Previous Next

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Brewers’ Hall

Brewers’ Hall Expanding & enhancing historic Brewers’ Hall through a complex rooftop extension. Occupied Building Complex M&E Rooftop Extension Listed Building Client:Worshipful Company of Brewers Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£6.6m Design and construction of a complex vertical rooftop extension and internal remodelling within the Brewers’ Hall in Aldernanbury Square. Works involved extending the existing stone façade at 3rd floor and addition of a new mansard roof extension to 4th and 5th floors with preoxidised copper cladding. We also undertook refurbishment works to create additional CAT-A office space. “We are delighted with our beautiful new building, with its first rate offices for our staff and wonderful new spaces for our Liverymen to meet and work in the heart of the City.” Richard Fuller, Master   GALLERY IMAGES FOR Brewers’ Hall Previous Next

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Canna Enterprise Centre

Canna Enterprise Centre The new development provides a council depot in connection with Rushmoor Borough Council’s refuse and street cleansing services Steel Frame Adjoining occupiers Multi-stakeholder Client: Rushmoor Borough Council  Contract:JCT Design & BuildValue:£2.6m Reinforced concrete surfacing typical of the Enterprise Estate and surrounding industrial area. New buildings provided, replace older industrial buildings and have generated greater employment space. The site provides overnight parking for up to 28 HeavyCommercial Vehicles (HCVs) consisting of 16 spaces for RCVs and 12 for road sweepers and 7.5 tonne trucks. The site also provides 46 (2 disabled) staff car parking spaces and cycle storage at the south of the site.  There are a further 4 sweeper spaces to the north of the office area and 1 in the northernmost corner of the site.  Works also provided a  vehicle wash down area and fuel area. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Canna Enterprise Centre Previous

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