Heritage – Neilcott Construction Limited

Hackney Surgeries, Portico Building

Design & Build, Healthcare, Heritage, Listed Building & Conservation, Refurbishment / Laura Elster

Hackney Surgeries, Portico Building Extension & upgrade to become a local health centre & facilitate the move for Lower Clapton Group Practice into the Grade II listed Portico building. Demolition BREEAM Grade II Listed Extension Client:LB Hackney Contract:JCT D&B Value:£8.7m New extension and refurbishment works to provide a new GP surgery providing a mix of consulting rooms and treatment rooms. The building aims to provide high quality primary, community and social care services with the completed faculty achieving a BREEAM rating of Excellent. “This is a fantastic example of how the NHS and the Council can work together to improve services for local people. I’m really excited that plans have been approved for the LowerClapton Group Practice and Spring Hill Practice to move into buildings that are fit for purpose.’’ Richard Bull, Programme Director for Primary Care at NHS City and Hackney North East GALLERY IMAGES FOR Hackney Surgeries, Portico Building Previous Next

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Woolwich Tramshed

Community & Leisure, Design & Build, Heritage, Refurbishment / Shae Davies

Woolwich Tramshed A much-loved historic theatre, the Woolwich Tramshed, required a sensitive rejuvenation to expand the venue and create new spaces for community use. Theatre and Community Space Historic, Listed Facade Retention BREEAM Excellent Client:Royal Borough of Greenwich Contract:JCT D&B Value:£3.7m Design and construction of an exciting restoration and expansion scheme, retaining the Grade II listed facade of the Woolwich Tramshed. Providing a modern theatre and community facility. With its industrial feel, it celebrates the building’s historic heritage. The new facility occupies three storeys with the ground and first floors being publicly accessible and the second floor specifically for new plant. The design utilised as much of the existing building fabric as possible whilst refurbishing the buildings interior, providing additional office space and back of house theatre spaces. “With a lot of hard work, sprinkled with a bit of patience, we’ve done it! With huge thanks to The Royal Borough of Greenwich, Neilcott Construction & all our project partners, we are delighted to say ‘Welcome to Tramshed!” Jeremy James, CEOWoolwich Tramshed GALLERY IMAGES FOR Woolwich Tramshed Previous Next

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Sands End Community and Arts Centre

Community & Leisure, Heritage, Modern Methods of Construction / Laura Elster

Sands End Community & Arts Centre Refurbishment of the listed Clancarty Lodge & erection of new buildings to provide an arts and community centre. CLT construction Sustainability Listed Refurbishment Client:LB Hammersmith & Fulham Contract:JCT Intermediate with CDPs Value:£3m New arts and community centre with café, children’s day nursery, associated landscaping works, cycle parking and new pedestrian entrances. Located within South Park, a designated nature conservation area of local importance, the building takes inspiration from 19th century glasshouses that previously occupied the site, with triangular roof forms and clerestory glazing. New trees, wildlife garden areas, vertical planting, hedges and habitat walls have created dappled shade and enhanced local biodiversity. “A meeting place, a hub of activity across languages, cultures and economic background, a venue for creative expression, a flexible space which encourages the community to be flexible in its use. Perhaps most importantly, it will be what the broader Sands End community want it to be; today and for decades to come.” Member of the Residents Delivery Group GALLERY IMAGES FOR Sands End Community & Arts Centre Previous Next

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Brighton Girls School

Design & Build, Education, Heritage, Traditional / Shae Davies

Brighton Girls Schools Ambitious development for Brighton Girls School, working across several listed buildings within a historic campus. Remodelling & Refurbishment Historic Campus Music centre including classrooms, practice rooms, specialist music storage & flexible performance spaceWellbeing Café Client:Girls Day School Trust Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:Montpelier & Admin – £464kVicarage Building – £1.1mTemple Building – £2.8m Neilcott has successfully delivered multiple projects for Girls’ Day School Trust, including the transformation of the Montpelier site where the Senior school and Sixth Form are located. This ambitious community building project welcomes the public for the first time into the former home of Regency city landowner Thomas Kemp. The ornate listed landmark building has been reworked to become a community hub including a learning space for pupils, and a flexible working space for local entrepreneurs to use and a pop-up wellbeing café. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Brighton Girls Schools Previous Next

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Bishopsgate Institute

Heritage, Listed Building & Conservation, Traditional / fourcmedia

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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Natural History Museum

Heritage, Listed Building & Conservation, Refurbishment, Traditional / fourcmedia

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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Marylebone High Street

Commercial, Fitouts, Heritage, Listed Building & Conservation, Refurbishment, Traditional / Laura Elster

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

Commercial, Design & Build, Fitouts, Heritage, Refurbishment / Laura Elster

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

Commercial, Heritage, Listed Building & Conservation, Refurbishment / Laura Elster

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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