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Coveham SIL

Coveham SIL New supported independent living accommodation in accordance with LETI Communal gardens LETI standard Thoughtful design Supported Living Accommodation Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£6.8m The project delivers two 2‑storey apartment buildings, each containing six self‑contained one‑bedroom flats and a welcoming communal lounge. Externally, residents benefit from communal gardens,  reinforced grass nature trails, cycle storage, and dedicated parking. A key focus of the design was ensuring privacy and harmony with neighbouring homes, achieved through careful building orientation and soft landscaping that creates clear but sensitive boundaries. The homes have been built to meet LETI energy performance standards, reducing heat loss, improving airtightness and lowering carbon emissions – supporting both sustainability goals and long‑term affordability for residents. GALLERY IMAGES FOR COVEHAM SUPPORTED INDEPENDENT LIVING Next

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Manor SIL

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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Staines Community Hub

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

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

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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Charter School

Charter School Restoration and new build works to provide purpose for a building of local importance Local importance Restoration & new build Feature brickwork Client:London Borough of Southwark Contract:JCT D&B Value:£11.4m Works for the former derelict East Dulwich Hospital have provided a new home to the Charter School East Dulwich. Works included structural repairs, protection of war memorial elements and complete internal andexternal refurbishment of the existing three storey 1880’s building ‘The Chateau’. The scheme also included the design and construction of a new single-storey building which provides a combination of changing rooms, café, circulation, fitness centre and sports hall. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Charter School Previous Next

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Emily Lodge

Emily Lodge A new single storey Short Breaks Centre providing calm & comfortable space, bespoke for residents Healthcare provision LETI standards Landscaping Multi stakeholder Client:Surrey County CouncilContract:JCT D&BValue:£3.7m New Short Breaks Centre for working-age adults with learning disabilities and/or autism. The development, located on the site of the former Lakers Youth Centre in Goldsworth Park, Woking, forms part of Surrey County Council’s “Right Homes, Right Support” programme. The facility provides a homely and fully accessible environment designed to support individuals in developing life skills, engaging socially, and accessing the community. It also offers respite for carers, enabling them to recharge while their loves ones are cared for in a safe & enriching setting. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Emily Lodge 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC 05/03/25 Woking, Surrey , UK – Short Break facility in Woking for Surrey CC Previous Next

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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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