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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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Tottenham Court Road

213 – 215 Tottenham Court Road Strip out & refurbishment works to bring a busy central London office space up to CAT A standard Comprehensive M&E upgrades Disabled WC amendments Full redecoration Roof refurbishment  Client:City of London Contract:JCT SBC XQ Value:£2.7m The project comprised of bringing the 3rd and 4th floor office space up to CAT A standard. The works included the strip out of the previous tenant’s partitions and fit out generally, providing new building services to serve two floors, new raised access floor, new lighting, disable WC amendments to form new shower facilities, new data installation and full redecoration. Works to common parts included redecoration of the stair cores and upgrade of the ground floor entrance lobby fronting Alfred Place, plus a roof refurbishment. GALLERY IMAGES FOR 213 – 215 Tottenham Court Road Previous Next

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University of the Arts London

University of Arts London Remodelling existing campus accommodation to provide new specialist performing arts teaching facilities Comprehensive M&E upgrades Inspiring learning environments Occupied Higher Education Campus H&S interface with public Client:University of the Arts London Contract:JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Design Value:Phase 2A – £909kPhase 2B-D – £6.8m We undertook phased remodelling & refurbishment works at Wimbledon College of Art to modify the existing accommodation & engineering services, to support the College’s intended future use as a specialist performing arts centre within the University of Arts London “A huge thank you. You have been so great to work with on the this project, and the College is really happy with the quality of the work.” Sirisa Clark – UAL Client Liaison Property Manager” GALLERY IMAGES FOR UAL Previous Next

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UEL CC/CE Buildings

UEL CC/CE Buildings Supporting curriculum expansion & upgrading building stock condition within a live campus Phased refurb Services upgrade Live university campus H&S interface Client:University of East London Contract:JCT D&B Value:£1.95m As part of the University’s ongoing estate upgrade programme, Neilcott was appointed to undertake refurbishment works within 2 blocks on the Stratford campus using a two stage design & build process. To best meet evolving end-user requirements,  we created flexible teaching spaces, therefore moving walls were introduced. GALLERY IMAGES FOR UEL CC/CE Buildings Previous Next

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UEL Summer Works 23

UEL Summer Works 23 Refurbishment, fit out and external landscaping within a live University campus Tfl liaison Complex logistics Sculpture installation Client:University of East London Contract:JCT D&B Value:£2.7m Refurbishment, reconfiguration and fit out of a range of buildings/areas at the Docklands Campus (including AVA Buildings, Library, Knowledge Dock, East Building, Sports Dock), as well as the installation of the ‘Timeless Flight’ sculpture and associated landscaping works. Works included demolition and installation of internal partitions, installation of new M&E systems, joinery, finishes, fixtures fittings and furnishings. Alongside installation of artwork, vinyl’s and signage externally as part of the Active Campus scheme. “Throughout the project, Neilcott responded promptly and efficiently and were extremely accommodating with last minute changes to various elements in the programme. I highly recommend Neilcott and look forward to working with them again in the future.’’ Marc Theron, Senior Project Manager, University of East London GALLERY IMAGES FOR UEL Summer Works 23 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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Churchill Court

Churchill Court Remodelling, refurbishment & fit out works to Churchill Court, to facilitate London Borough of Bromley’s relocation from their former civic offices. Phased scheme New layouts & reconfiguration CAT B fit out Lift replacement Client:London Borough of Bromley Contract:JCT D&B Value:£9m To facilitate the relocation for the London Borough of Bromley’s Civic Offices, the works comprised of the internal CAT B fit out, with new layouts, reconfigured and refurbished main reception, a new reception serving the public at lower level, a new democratic hub with committee rooms, council chamber, mayoral suite, refurbished office accommodation to all other areas including the replacement of life expired plant and introduction of replacement mechanical and electrical plant. “I would like to thank all the staff and contractors who have worked tirelessly to deliver the new Chamber on time and to support the transition of staff to the new building. This has been a very complex task.” Mayor of Bromley, Councillor David Jefferys GALLERY IMAGES FOR Churchill Court Previous Next

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CUL Tait, Gloucester & Abacus

CUL Tait, Gloucester & Abacus Refurbishment works across three areas of City, University of London to upgrade facilities Refurbishment Clinical examination rooms therapy rooms Client:City, University of London Contract:JCT D&B Value:£800k Works across three areas of City, University of London, including the internal refurbishment of part of the ground floor of the Gloucester Building to provide a new office, reception, clinical examination rooms, therapy room, rest room and storage facilities. Refurbishment and fit out works to the lower floor of the Tait building, with installation of new partitions and new glazing. As well as works for Abacus House, including new desks, new reception area, fixed computer benching and minor modifications to power and data. GALLERY IMAGES FOR CUL Tait, Gloucester & Abacus Previous Next

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Farm Lane

Farm Lane Residential development in Fulham, providing 31 new homes in a mix of 1, 2 & 3 bed flats. Residential Affordable homes Play area Cycle store Client:LB Hammersmith & Fulham Contract:JCT D&B Value:£13.7m Hammersmith & Fulham Council are delivering 31 new homes on the site, of which 10 will be let at social rent, 6 will be shared ownership and 15 will be available to buy as leasehold homes. The 10 social rent homes will be prioritised for local people in housing need. The 6 shared ownership homes will be prioritised for people who live or work in the borough.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR Farm Lane Previous Next

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Horley SIL

Horley SIL Redevelopment new build works to provide much needed Supported Independent Living homes Demolition Residential Healthcare provision LETI standards Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT D&B Value:£6.6m Demolition of the former Horley Library and design and construction of a new Supported Independent Living Scheme, designed to allow working age adults with a learning disability and/or autism to maintain or develop their independence and be part of the community. The overall aim of the scheme is to provide sensitive residential and specialist accommodation, which is much needed in the local area. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Horley SIL Previous Next

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