Modern Methods of Construction – Neilcott Construction Limited

Emily Lodge – Short Breaks

Design & Build, Healthcare, Modern Methods of Construction / Shae Davies

Emily Lodge – Short Breaks A new single storey Short Breaks Centre for working age adults with learning disabilities and/or autism Healthcare provision LETI standards Multi-stakeholder Client:Surrey County Council Contract:JCT D&B Value:£3.7m In the footprint of the former Lakers Youth Centre site, we are providing a new single storey Short Breaks Centre. The building will provide a short breaks accommodation from the home environment, support people to learn new skills, meet others, access the community and participate in social activities. The Short Breaks Centre is fully accessible, with 8 ensuite bedroom units for wheelchair users, a communal area, staff area and associated garden space. An internal courtyard creates a circulation route in the centre of spaces and bedrooms are located to the north and west for privacy and overlooking of green spaces. The building performance will meet LETI standards. The homes will be energy efficient by minimising heat loss and maximising airtightness through the building envelope, resulting in lower carbon emissions and reducing heating costs for the residents. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Emily Lodge – Short Breaks Previous Next

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Notting Hill and Ealing High School

Design & Build, Education, Modern Methods of Construction / Laura Elster

Notting Hill & Ealing High School Design and construction of a new timber glulam and CLT framed Junior School Building designed with future-proofing in mind. BREEAM CLT Complex Logistics Live Occupied Site Client:Girls Day School Trust Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£15.7m Design and construction of a new timber glulam and CLT framed Junior School Building. Providing teaching spaces for creative arts, life sciences, technology/ICT, music and general study, as well as play space, administration offices, a multi-functional hall and additional teaching spaces for the sixth form of the senior school. Designed with future proofing in mind, a whole lifecyle approach has been adopted with the inclusion of highly energy efficient features to meet BREEAM ‘Very Good’. GALLERY IMAGES FOR Notting Hill & Ealing High School 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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Shipman Youth Zone

Community & Leisure, Design & Build, Modern Methods of Construction / Laura Elster

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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YMCA

Design & Build, Modern Methods of Construction, Residential / Laura Elster

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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Daubeney Road

Design & Build, Modern Methods of Construction, Residential / Shae Davies

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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Abbey Court SEN School

Design & Build, Education, Modern Methods of Construction, Special Works / fourcmedia

Previous Next Abbey Court SEN School Multi-phase project to create new purpose-built CLT facilities to enable expansion and continued provision of the highest standard of SEN education and care. SEN Facilities Cross Laminated Timber Extensive Groundworks Phased Hydrotherapy Pool Client:Medway Council Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:Phase 1 – £11mPhase 2 – £9.9m Utilising a CLT solution, works for the new Abbey Court SEN School have provided state-of-the-art facilities, external areas and staff parking. Incuding a Sports Hall, Assembly Hall and Hydrotherapy Pool provision to create a central shred spine between the primary and secondary school areas. “Neilcott proactively engaged with the school to develop a specialist understanding of the educational needs of its pupils. By taking an active role Neilcott delivered a high-quality specialist building that provides the highest standard in education and support.” Lewis Small – Head of Operations, Medway Council GALLERY IMAGES FOR Abbey Court SEN School Previous Next

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Alleyn’s School

Design & Build, Education, Modern Methods of Construction, Refurbishment / fourcmedia

ALLEYN’S SCHOOL Expansion to increase capacity, improve the school’s offer & amenities for the internal and wider community. Occupied Site CLT Extensive Internal Remodelling and Refurbishment Client:Alleyn’s School Contract:JCT Design & Build Value:£4.2m The development has created a new multi-use hall and reception building providing a secure and welcoming new entrance for the school, with a Senior Leadership Team operating base, medical room, school reception and administration – freeing up space within the existing building for additional classrooms. “We have found Neilcott to be exceptionally good to work with, willing to discuss and listen to reach the best solution, and helpful in managing the difficult process of a live construction project in the heart of a working school. We would be pleased to work with them again on future projects.” Stephen Born,Bursar – Alleyn’s School GALLERY IMAGES FOR Alleyn’s School Previous Next

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Epping Wellness Centre

Community & Leisure, Design & Build, Modern Methods of Construction / Laura Elster

Epping Wellness Centre Construction of a new state-of-the-art Wellness Centre for New City College and the local community. New Build BREEAM Sports Hall Client:New City College Contract:JCT D&B Value:£6.2m The design for the new Epping Wellness Centre targeted net zero carbon with an aim to promote physical activity and wellbeing through the provision of exceptional sports facilities and inclusive social spaces. The other focal spaces within the Wellness Centre include a Sports Hall with spectator seating to Basketball England ‘Premier Level’ U-18 requirements, a fully equipped gym, including Olympic-standard free weights section, a dance and fitness, treatment room for sports assessment and physiotherapy and a café with views over an open park, open to members and the general public with wheelchair accessibility throughout the entire building. The centre also provides new opportunities for New City College’s sports and fitness students to work and train in the professional industry environment. “Many thanks for all of your hard work and professionalism on this one. It is an excellent new addition to the college’s portfolio.” Colm Lacey, NCC Group Director – Capital Projects GALLERY IMAGES FOR Epping Wellness Centre Previous Next

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