Commercial

Brixton Decoupling Decoupling Brixton Recreation Centre & International House: A Seamless Separation for Growth M&E Minor demolition Mezzanine Client:London Borough of Lambeth Contract:JCT D&B Value:£5.2m Decoupling of Brixton Recreation Centre from International House, enabling future redevelopment while keeping the leisure centre operational.The works include separating shared utilities, creating a new Energy Centre, mechanical and electrical upgrades, minor demolition, and careful phased commissioning. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Brixton Decoupling skip render: ucaddon_next_prev_post

40 Pelham Street Transforming a disused site of local importance into a new, high quality professional environment Demolition Retained facade BREEAM Excellent Client:The Wellcome Trust Contract:JCT D&B Value:£9.2m Transforming 40 Pelham Street from a disused building into a high-quality office space for The Wellcome Trust within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The works include refurbishment of the eastern building, demolition behind a retained façade, basement excavation, new landscaping, cycle parking and plant works, with careful management of tight urban logistics, resident liaison and heritage-sensitive design. GALLERY IMAGES FOR 40 Pelham Street skip render: ucaddon_next_prev_post

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