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Haste Wing

Haste Wing Expanding MRI imaging capacity & reconfiguring existing hospital areas. Expanding MRI capacity Reconfiguring existing hospital areas Regional cancer centre Client:Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Contract:JCT D&B Value:£3m The Haste MRI works comprised of the extension and reconfiguration of the existing single-storey Haste Wing to accommodate two new MRI scanners. The project also included substantial internal alterations, including the infilling of an unused entrance.  “A detailed project in phases,this was delivered within the time allocation of the programme” Nigel MountjoyHead of Capital Projects GALLERY IMAGES FOR Haste Wing Previous Next

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Newham University Hospital

Newham University Hospital Complete strip out back to shell and subsequent refit across multiple areas within Newham University Hospital in order to enable fire upgrade works. Live hospital environment Multi stakeholder engagement Phased works Complex logistics Fast track mobilisation required Client:Barts Health NHS Trust Contract:JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Contractor’s Design Value:Phase 1 – £2.9mPhase 2 – £7m Following the success of Phase 1, we were appointed to undertake a further, larger programme of works across three areas of the hospital simultaneously.  This included firelining, new M&E services, new ventilation, domestic water, AC, electrical installations including new surgeons panels, fire alarm and nurse call.  GALLERY IMAGES FOR Newham University Hospital Previous Next

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Shipman Youth Zone

Shipman Youth Zone A car free, zero-carbon, high-quality, co-produced youth offer, that provides a varied and inclusive range of activities for young people. CLT construction New Build Live environment Client:LB Newham Contract:JCT D&B Value:£8.1m Situated in one of the most economically deprived areas within the borough, the purpose of rebuilding Shipman Youth Zone was to ensure that the council is providing safe, warm and welcoming spaces for its young people and their families. Including meeting rooms for workshops/committee meetings, kitchen spaces and communal areas for socialising, a multi-purpose sports hall with roof height to accommodate basketball games/indoor football, a gym, music studio, computer suite and an arts and crafts space. “One of the projects that the Neilcott team have been paramount in supporting is creating a pathway for two supported employment candidates. In order for them to gain experience Neilcott created a position for a paid trainee site manager role, through a placement on site. The candidates had different disability barriers and the Neilcott team made reasonable adjustments and insured that the candidates had support in order to work on site.” Amanda Hamill, Employment Engagement Officer, LB Newham GALLERY IMAGES FOR Shipman Youth Zone Previous Next

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Bayes Business School

Bayes Business School Creating a new landmark base for this globally renowned Business School within 33 Finsbury Sq CAT B Fit Out Landmark Quality Occupied Higher Education Campus SKA Gold Rating Client:City University London Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£14.2m CAT B refurbishment and fit out works across 9 storeys, including basement and lightwell, to upgrade existing facilities and provide a new HQ for the Bayes Business School, bringing together departments and specialists from across the campus to a centralised building for all business related courses. Neilcott undertook fit out works throughout the building to facilitate the growth of the school and enhance the way it delivers education, delivering 5 new lecture theatres, new executive offices and meeting rooms, syndicate rooms, new comms, AHU and plant upgrades and feature timber ceiling and wall panelling throughout. “Since having taken occupation, the responses have been nothing but praise for how the spaces have been transformed into cutting-edge learning environments.” Guido de Koning, Associate Project Manager, Property & Facilities, City, University of London GALLERY IMAGES FOR Bayes Business School Previous Next

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Brighton Girls School

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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Redwood Academy

Redwood Academy ‘Live’ SEN school expansion to provide additional general & specialist teaching accommodation Live SEN school site HS interface SEN equipment Studio space Client: Portsmouth City Council Contract: JCT Design & Build Value: £2m Works comprised of design and construction of a single storey extension to the existing school, providing 6 general classrooms and 1 studio classroom, together with associated group rooms, store rooms and toilets. As well as  construction of a two-storey extension and installation of a passenger lift to provide lift access and additional storage facilities to the existing school building. All designed with SEN requirements in mind, to cater to the schools pupils and their complex learning difficulties and behavioural needs. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Redwood Academy Previous Next

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YMCA

YMCA The YMCA St Paul’s Group are transforming the existing YMCA Building at 200 The Broadway which urgently requires modernisation. Complex logisitcs Constrained site Community Liaison Gym operational throughout Client:YMCA St Paul’s Group Contract:JCT D&B Value:£16.8m The YMCA St Paul’s Group required a new state-of-the-art YMCA building, replacing their previous provision at 200 The Broadway, which urgently required modernisation. The project comprised of the demolition of the previous YMCA building, site clearance and remediation followed by the design and construction of a new mixed use 9-storey YMCA scheme, including a basement for plant. The scheme consists of 121 ensuite bedrooms in clusters with shared kitchen/dining space and communal lounge, health and wellbeing facilities including a fully-fitted gym and fitness studio, a children’s area and office suite. GALLERY IMAGES FOR YMCA Previous Next

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Frampton Road

Frampton Road Better utilising council-owned land to create new net zero carbon homes for affordable rent & shared ownership. Net zero carbon Infill development H&S interface Client:London Borough of Hounslow Contract: JCT D&B Value:£3.6m Neilcott was appointed to design and construct 13 new homes across two blocks for affordable rent and shared ownership, whilst achieving Net Zero in operation. Following tender design, Hounslow wished to enhance the development’s specifications to meet Zero Carbon standards. Neilcott’s design team worked collaboratively through early technical design review and ongoing design development to achieve required performance. In accordance with the London Plan Energy Hierarchy the development is predicted to emit at least 100.26% less carbon dioxide (CO2) than standard Building Regulations requirements, compiling with the mandatory requirements of Policy 5.2: Minimising Carbon Dioxide Emissions of The London Plan 2016 and Policy EQ1 of the London Borough of Hounslow Local Plan (2015-2030) . This reduction is achieved through the adoption of enhanced insulation standards, improved lighting and heating efficiencies, installation of PV panels with an overall minimum output capacity of 37.50 kWp and Air source heat pumps. “Hounslow is leading the way on tackling the climate emergency and this pioneering project aims to deliver warm, energy-efficient homes, reduce carbon emissions, tackle fuel poverty, and support green jobs.” Councillor Katherine Dunne, Deputy Leader of Hounslow Council and Cabinet Member for Climate, Environment and Transport Strategy. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Frampton Road Previous Next

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Daubeney Road

Daubeney Road High-quality sustainable new affordable homes, better utilising Council-owned land. CLT construction Infill development H&S interface Client:London Borough of Hackney Contract:JCT Intermediate Building Contract with Contractor’s Design Value:£5.5m Neilcott undertook the demolition of 25 single storey garages and construct 11 new homes within the Clapton Park Estate. The Daubeney Road development on Chowdhury Walk, provides a mix of 11 new 2 and 3 bed homes, with one fully accessible four-bed family house. 7 of the homes were reserved for social rent, with the other 4 available as an outright sale. The new houses are formed of cross laminated timber (CLT) structures on a concrete ground floor slab, with supported off strip footings and vibro compacted ground. Clad externally in brickwork, roofs are covered in a single-ply membrane. External landscape enhancements include attractive ground paving throughout, with planters in front of each house and along the northern boundary. New pedestrian and cycle routes have been created, with bike stores provided also. Winner of the RIBA Neave Brown Award 2024Winner of the RIBA London Award 2024Winner of the RIBA National Award 2024 GALLERY IMAGES FOR Daubeney Road Previous Next

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Cromwell Road

Cromwell Road Regenerating Cromwell Road for Reigate & Banstead Borough Council to provide new affordable housing and commercial space. Complex logistics High rise Constrained site Client:Reigate and Banstead Borough Council Contract:JCT D&B Value:£6.7m Part of Reigate & Banstead Borough Council’s aim to optimise council owned land, 16-46 Cromwell Road provides new homes for rent whilst contributing to the regeneration of the Redhill town centre area. The development provides 32 1/2 bedroom flats, 50% rented at open market rents & 50% at affordable sub-market rents, aimed at helping households registered on the Council’s Housing Register. The 4-storey development also delivers 360m² ground floor commercial space, which is low-energy with enhanced insulation & heat recovery technology. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Cromwell Road Previous Next

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